I like the armor

This great image made Lady Heromorph's Top Ten Images of the Week ending February 7th, 2009.

well, for those who don't have carrera or other 3d program, photoshop comes with a nice 3d layers that allows you to take you poser scene(object) and live edit the textures with or without morphs.
then you can use your favorite 2 programs for all your needs.
you can use all teh filtrs/effects right in photoshop, you might find this option the easiest and best, if you have poser and photoshop.

when texturing it is extremely hard to make a straight line on a character. particularly a morph'ed character. once you put the morph's in the body shape itself screws the lines up the more morph, the worse it gets.
truthfully, the only way I know to get around it is to have a program like Carrara 7 that allows you to paint directly onto the 3d object. the problem with that is that painting in carrara doesn't give as nice of a result as painting in photoshop.
but if you paint in carrara for the lines as a guide on the morph'ed figure you could then bring the texture into photoshop for improvements. Now I have tried a few times to paint in carrara on models directly. all my tests have been horrible so there is a learning curve.

thanks guys. looking at this, i'm not overly happy with how a majority of the armor seams are crooked [haven't yet figured out how to make smooth straight lines for textures yet] but I am pleased at how close of a match this comes to the original 2D version of the suit. Thanx for veiwing.

Awesome job, Star!

Most impressive! Very cool, distinctive and original!

very very cool star!!