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No Museum is complete without a dinosaur exhibit.

This is a very special trophy case to me. Hopefully to you all was well. Back in 2003 when I first started doing 3d renders, I worked with 2-3 characters. One was "Victoria 3", the base model for characters I did for boundheroines.com and eventually (and to this day) Hipcomix. Victoria 3 was the base figure I used for Chase Monroe, Electron, Danger Dame, etc. These were all original characters and stories. The other set of images I made were spoofs of known characters. I continue that formula today. A mixture of OC and Spoof comix. "So what?", you might say. Well here is why I'm telling you this.

Back, circa 2003, there was only one viable and workable Wonder Woman character. Not only was this character awesome, but she came complete with wrist ropes and a gag! If I'm correct, this was a Wonder Woman character made from one of Posers first base model, "Posette". The OG. This character was made by Mr. X. This character helped motivate me to get into 3d Art.

I hear all the time that I'm the reason some people have gotten into 3D art, well, this is the reason I did. So, if I inspired you in some way to get into this. This is the Grand-inspiration. The Matriarch. Mr. X is the Godfather (or grandfather, whichever is cooler).

She did have boots too, but unfortunately, Daz Studio doesn't want to make nice with them. This is the best I can get it to work. You'll have to imagine trying to stick a Nintendo cartridge into Ps5 to get an idea why not everything from 2003 works in 2021.

Anyway, and most importantly. I can't really have a trophy case series without paying homage to what made this all possible. The other day, Mr. X retweeted one of my Wonder Woman images, and that got me thinking I started with one of his, I need to pay tribute.

Thanks to Mr. X for making this 20 years ago. I can't say I wouldn't be doing this today without it, but you sure made the early days of this for me more enticing.

Here it is everyone. The Originator. Please pay the proper respects.

Description
No Museum is complete without a dinosaur exhibit.

This is a very special trophy case to me. Hopefully to you all was well. Back in 2003 when I first started doing 3d renders, I worked with 2-3 characters. One was "Victoria 3", the base model for characters I did for boundheroines.com and eventually (and to this day) Hipcomix. Victoria 3 was the base figure I used for Chase Monroe, Electron, Danger Dame, etc. These were all original characters and stories. The other set of images I made were spoofs of known characters. I continue that formula today. A mixture of OC and Spoof comix. "So what?", you might say. Well here is why I'm telling you this.

Back, circa 2003, there was only one viable and workable Wonder Woman character. Not only was this character awesome, but she came complete with wrist ropes and a gag! If I'm correct, this was a Wonder Woman character made from one of Posers first base model, "Posette". The OG. This character was made by Mr. X. This character helped motivate me to get into 3d Art.

I hear all the time that I'm the reason some people have gotten into 3D art, well, this is the reason I did. So, if I inspired you in some way to get into this. This is the Grand-inspiration. The Matriarch. Mr. X is the Godfather (or grandfather, whichever is cooler).

She did have boots too, but unfortunately, Daz Studio doesn't want to make nice with them. This is the best I can get it to work. You'll have to imagine trying to stick a Nintendo cartridge into Ps5 to get an idea why not everything from 2003 works in 2021.

Anyway, and most importantly. I can't really have a trophy case series without paying homage to what made this all possible. The other day, Mr. X retweeted one of my Wonder Woman images, and that got me thinking I started with one of his, I need to pay tribute.

Thanks to Mr. X for making this 20 years ago. I can't say I wouldn't be doing this today without it, but you sure made the early days of this for me more enticing.

Here it is everyone. The Originator. Please pay the proper respects.