test of blogger imaging
posted by David Soumis at 1:26 PM
Poser --- Reviews and Comments by Daveso
Poser is a 3D graphics program from efrontier, formerly CuriousLabs, that provides a quick resource of human figures/models and animation. This blog is an integration of Poser product reviews, tips, and some of my artwork, plus comments on some of the goings on in the Poser world.
Saturday, July 23, 2005
Previous Posts
Links
- My web site ... have a peek
- Digital Art Zone (DAZ)... NEW HOME OF BRYCE. Great prices on Poser models, a forum, and Platinum Club for discounts
- E-Frontier Home of Poser
- RENDEROSITY ... Great forums, tutorial, and an extremely large store..featuring Poser, Bryce, and other content for other software packages. Over 200,000 members
- RUNTIME DNA --- One of my favorite Poser related sites, although they cover other 3d software. Tutorials, with a great Poser 6 section, forums, a load of FREE items, and a wonderful community. They were originally offbeat, but somehow are leaning a bit in the cutesy department, but they're still awesome and home of Anton Kisiel's Apollo Maximus
- Poser 101 ... Yahoo email list helping the Poser user beginner. Come join us
7 Comments:
I just found a blog that shows a bit how to do it...it is more than likely possible...
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http://blogger-templates.blogspot.com/
wonder how you make links within the post active?
hmmmm... how to make an html tag active?
I'm a newbie, know nothing about blogs, don't
have a blog or website.
google.com
They may disable some html or javascripts in case
any script kiddies are prone to hack into these
blogs.
Anyway, to make a link active, bracket it with
proper html code:
[a href="http:google.com"]google.com[/a]
but of course replace the [ ] with < >
Don't go shoot Bambi, Dave. Keep doing what you're doing with Poser. A lot of men are really into it. I don't see anything wrong with that. And there's certainly nothing wrong with appreciating beauty.
I too am a Poser addict. I recently discovered it, and I just can't get enough. I know exactly how you feel. :-)
Bobette Bryan
cookiecreation.com
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