Hi everyone!
I am a Hobbyist just having fun with Graphics.
I have been away from this site for a very long time, but I am happy
to be back and look forward to seeing all the wonderful art from the
talented artists who post here at Renderosity.
I work primarily with Poser Pro 2012, 3ds Max 2012 and Adobe
Premiere Pro. It's older software but it works for me :-)
I mostly use V4 and M4 in all my animations. they are easy to work
with and do not take excessive resources away from my PC. I use a
Dell Optiplex 7010. It's a great computer and you can find them cheap
on e-bay.
While I do most of my own modeling using 3ds Max, I primarily model
the environments in which my Poser characters live.I find myself going
to Daz3d and RMP for all my character, texture and clothing needs.
I animate and set up all my characters inside Poser and then transfer
them to Max by using a Fusion Poser/Max plugin. I then set up the lights,
cameras and all needed textures within Max.
I render the animations by using a V-Ray plugin. I use a 2.35 image aspect
ratio on all my video animations. It just gives them a more cinematic look.
I thank you for looking at my Gallery!
Your comments are always appreciated.
JohnnyM
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Comments (33)
So easy to watch, enjoy and think of times when being one with nature was a magical, spiritual experience :)
a wonderful new year wish, you're always so kind to everyone. And the video---the highlights, for me---
Your camara movements are always so active. And they're always so fluid. Real cinematic thinking. You begin circling her, we're always moving around, in and out of, and by---at opposite angles---your characters and main objects. The "god's-eye" view in your work is always looking, seeking, pondering and embracing. You then fade to black and white---as if going back in time, to a timeless period of native american life.
Then you capture the woman riding on the horse, and you get this angle where the horse's head is seen below, larger than the woman's, making the animal this primal power who transports the woman. It's quite striking. Then you show us the landscape---here, in black and white. The scape is almost a powder white, which makes everything feel "pure". And it's primal. Like the first of days.
Then, as you pan across this wilderness, the warrior suddenly appears; and, as she approaches us, you pan away from her---wonderful counterpoint, your warrior moves one way/your camera moves the other. Really, this is true cinematic thinking. And finally you pull away, and your closing messages appear across the screen. This is a short piece, but it has real cinematic power, and it's beautiful. Thanks for the great positive energy you bring here, and also for the great positive energy you bring to my work: It means the world to me, and makes posting here totally worthwhile. I hope your and your loved ones' new year has been beautiful and blessed. Mitakuye Oyasin---Sioux for "all our relations" (or basically, "we're all related")---may your year be full of love.
so expressive - I´m glad to found it .-)