The "Bride" of the "M'Ress Appreciation Thread"

[Chemahkuu]

Cool, thanks for sharing.

[Q2UnME]

That is a very nice drawing. Thanks, Bill, for finding the artwork and sharing it with us!

Q2UnME

[Kaiser]

Wow! Now thats a Artist with skill....

I wonder if they drew Gadget from Chip and Dales Rescue Rangers

[Chemahkuu]

kaisernathan1701 wrote:

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Wow! Now thats a Artist with skill....

I wonder if they drew Gadget from Chip and Dales Rescue Rangers

I know, all the...images I've found of Gadget have been poorly drawn.

[Kaiser]

Chemahkuu wrote:

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I know, all the...images I've found of Gadget have been poorly drawn.

Then i suggest you go take a look at the Art bourd at : www.theacorncafe.org

or go to : http://rrdatabase.kalaydina.ru/intro.php

[Gep Malakai]

Well if we're appreciating M'Ress (), here's a few from Jennifer Anderson:

[Chemahkuu]

Oh my

[Kaiser]

Me Likey

[therealfoxbat]

The Acorn Cafe looks like the kind of place M'Ress would go for a quick snack...

[Jiraiya]

There is a fan-made comic on what I believe is the Star Trek Animated website that features a M'Ress-centric story featuring intrigue on Cait and guest-starring the crew from the fan-made Exeter series, of which M'Ress was a member before her posting on the Enterprise. It was an interesting read.

Someone should draw up M'Ress in the new uniform seen in the upcoming film .

J

[Kaiser]

Jiraiya wrote:

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There is a fan-made comic on what I believe is the Star Trek Animated website that features a M'Ress-centric story featuring intrigue on Cait and guest-starring the crew from the fan-made Exeter series, of which M'Ress was a member before her posting on the Enterprise. It was an interesting read.

Someone should draw up M'Ress in the new uniform seen in the upcoming film .

J

can i get a link to that site i cant find it anymore

[One of None]

kaisernathan1701 wrote:

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can i get a link to that site i cant find it anymore

Here you go.

http://startrekanimated.com/tas_comic_main.html

[Kaiser]

One of None wrote:

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Here you go.

http://startrekanimated.com/tas_comic_main.html

THANK YOU!

[Jiraiya]

Redfern wrote:

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Not my work, but I just had to share this!

One Ms. Angela West has created what I think is the most "on model" of Lt. M'Ress (and yet far more detailed and "realistic" than the efforts of Filmation).

http://www.theautumncat.com/image/mresswm.jpg

Yes, I too wish the image were larger and possessing a slightly less intrusive watermark, but the positives of this work far outweigh those minor "issues".

I suspect Ms. West would appreciate our viewing her entire site rather than just a single image, so here's the link for the home page:

http://www.theautumncat.com

Sincerely,

Bill

And then I got a new wallpaper for my Blackberry!

Honestly, that is the best piece of art I have seen for M'Ress! Did she actually photoshop pieces of lion in that pic? It is that photo-realistic.

J

[Redfern]

Jiraiya wrote:

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Honestly, that is the best piece of art I have seen for M'Ress! Did she actually photoshop pieces of lion in that pic? It is that photo-realistic.

I purchased a "print" of that selection from the artist. It is apparently hand drawn with colored pencils to create the effect of individual fur strands. Shrunk as it was, the "photographic" illusion became a bit more believable.

Onto a slightly different, but still related, topic, which one of these "interpretations" of Lt. M'Ress do you (meaning anyone reading this thread) prefer?

The first one employs a base mesh modeled to resemble an anime/manga figure. Morphs were used to make it appear feline. This is the one I've shown earlier in this thread.



The second one employs a base mesh modeled to resemble a generic anthropomorphic character. Morphs were used to make it appear more distinctively feline; the default shape was somewhat "mousey".



Obviously, neither is a direct "recreation" of the 2d cel art, but rather, they are "personal interpretations". Given that, which do you find the "more appropriate" interpretation?

Sincerely,

Bill