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Just wanted to post this one for a little while, then it goes away. This is the "base morph" that I used for "Yowlsa!" I got a release from bodybuilder Phil McDowelll to use his body to morph this. I have many more bodybuilder Morphs that I will be adding to the Furocity Gym. If furs can be SO BUFF, why can't humans? So the Gym now is "Inter-Species." We decided to do that before we were considered "species elite" and drew fire from watchdog groups! LOL
Furocity Gym: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/The_F.....?yguid=1383592
The morph, Yowlsa (©2007) can be viewed here:
http://dineegla.deviantart.com/art/Yowlsa-48329381
© 2005 Kristiaan Michells (Dineegla)
(Permission granted by the photographer for use in this Morph)
Furocity Gym: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/The_F.....?yguid=1383592
The morph, Yowlsa (©2007) can be viewed here:
http://dineegla.deviantart.com/art/Yowlsa-48329381
© 2005 Kristiaan Michells (Dineegla)
(Permission granted by the photographer for use in this Morph)
Category All / Human
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 650 x 650px
File Size 186.6 kB
And they are pumped full of steriods, which make them ill, eventually. I won my weight class 3 years in a row in college. I was huge, but in proportion. Many of these guys actually have a mental disorder similar to anorexia. The disease was recently diagnosed a few years ago. They "believe" that they will never be "big enough." Scary.
Humanism? ^ ^ Hurr! I don't suffer from Misanthropy just making a point! I have asolutely no problem with interspecies stuff. In fact one of the novels I'm working on is all about that! (S' in my gallery ^ ^) *waves his arms eerily* And its all set in a fantasy world... *wiggles fingers* WooOoOooOooooOOOo....
^ ^; Anyways! *ahem* Ya done a great job on the morphing! :3 But I was just wondering about the artwork... When ya morph it do you do pretty much the same thing? *Scratches his head* Sorry I'm pretty new to Photomanipulation :3
^ ^; Anyways! *ahem* Ya done a great job on the morphing! :3 But I was just wondering about the artwork... When ya morph it do you do pretty much the same thing? *Scratches his head* Sorry I'm pretty new to Photomanipulation :3
*pulls his foot out of his mouth* Well.. I was just wondering how the photo manipulaton process worked really... I mean Its hard enough t' do it with the original photos must be even harder t' do it with a drawn picture right? *grins and chuckles* You always make it look perfectly fine though. It never looks distended or odd y' know? *frowns and scratches his head, well aware that the moosie is grunting in frustration* I'm not making myself very clear am I? ^ ^;
no, it's fine. Actually, the process is bascially the same with drawn pictures and photgraphs, except on drawn pictures, you have to watch that the drawn lines don't get distorted too much.
The other thing I am VERY CAREFUL about is BALANCE - HOW does the picture look overall after I've morphed it? I mean, a person can look gargantuan and still look proportionately right. A morphed picture of a guy with gunboats for arms and then going down to small shoulders doesn't cut it. You need to make sure that the muscles directly connected to the overly morphed parts are morphed in proportion, too. Working up to a particular muscle group is important.
I know several people who just use the morphing feature in Photoshop. I have two particular plugins that I use, one of which isn't sold anymore, I think (KPT Goo). The other is called "Squizz." And a lot of patience and undos.
The other thing I am VERY CAREFUL about is BALANCE - HOW does the picture look overall after I've morphed it? I mean, a person can look gargantuan and still look proportionately right. A morphed picture of a guy with gunboats for arms and then going down to small shoulders doesn't cut it. You need to make sure that the muscles directly connected to the overly morphed parts are morphed in proportion, too. Working up to a particular muscle group is important.
I know several people who just use the morphing feature in Photoshop. I have two particular plugins that I use, one of which isn't sold anymore, I think (KPT Goo). The other is called "Squizz." And a lot of patience and undos.
Errm.. *turns in his paws and nibbles his finger* Ya had me.. .right up until the plug ins.. .*laughs* I'm just not a computer whizz at all! But I do get what ya mean. *chuckles* I lurv drawing thicker muscled furries and what it nearly always came down to was the size of the shoulder more than anything. If the shoulders were bigger I could make the overall figure that much bigger :3
You do amazing morphs, Big Moosie. Glad you showed us this "before furry" shot. I have to agree that there are a lot of morphers out there that have morphs of big guys that just don't look right. All of the ones that I have seen of yours look like they are meant to be that size.
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