Comments: 56
zws [2003-12-17 18:21:41 +0000 UTC]
Most excellent. I think however that the embroidery (or whatever it is) that trails the right/left edges of the cape should go along the bottom seam as well. It would more to the authentitcy of your pic (which is wonderful + fav).
Good work as awlays.
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nightmareangel07 [2003-11-28 01:54:21 +0000 UTC]
Seriously gorgeous hon...Very slick
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jibrille [2003-11-27 06:17:51 +0000 UTC]
Wow, I wouldn't like to get her angry, I'd be in amazement just by her "clothing" .
Then I'd get an arrow in the head. XP
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zws [2003-11-27 00:02:22 +0000 UTC]
Very nice. +fav
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brokenangel In reply to zws [2003-11-27 08:28:43 +0000 UTC]
thank you *s*
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Skeet [2003-11-26 21:50:26 +0000 UTC]
great. Love the detail
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brokenangel In reply to Skeet [2003-11-27 08:30:33 +0000 UTC]
thanks! *s*
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fallenangel77 [2003-11-26 13:04:26 +0000 UTC]
This looks really good, but for some reason the face doesn't strike me as having as much personality as your other poser pieces. This one looks like more like a mannequin to me. Mind you, I really love how it all looks, it just doesn't smack me with tense mood the way some of your other pieces have.
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brokenangel In reply to fallenangel77 [2003-11-26 21:16:48 +0000 UTC]
thanks for the comment, hun *s* she's a huntress, probably highly concentrated on her prey, so that's why she's not as expressive as the other gals *s*
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justthorne [2003-11-26 11:16:49 +0000 UTC]
Yow! How many different ways can I respond to this?
First off, if I could take any credit for this, I would! It's really neat to feel as if I really do see the influence, as if you'd done the collab " all by yourself." All I can tell you is that you've done this so successfully it's rather surreal for me to look at! (I'm looking at the tonal balance specifically, of course.)
Second, are you familiar with the work of illustrator Neal Adams? He was a huge groundbreaker in the late 60's for mixing cartoon/comic and photorealistic cues for fabulous "larger than life" statuesque results. Your subject here looks so much like one of his renditions that you'd be stunned yourself, if you ever saw his work. (Your subject's face here, in particular, looks straight out of his tradition, as well as her whole form, height, and proportion.)
Ironically, he also pioneered "breaking out of the frame" as a design gimmick, again for that "larger than life" purpose, so it's especially nifty to see it here. (Don't be surprised that I already have one of these in my pipeline as well.) I like that you employ such a "gimmick" subtlely, rather than outrageously (inspired by your AW work, I expect?) Mine's gonna be outrageous, but it'll suit the image - yours is perfect here, except perhaps that I might like the effect here to begin at her higher heel. The only constructive crit I have of the whole image is that her tread upon the earth looks a touch inauthentic, and placing her feet right outside the frame would correct that marvelously.
Of course, almost beyond mentioning, your renditions of powerfully self-sufficient women are marvelously sexy. Everything about this one is a win, and yes, I AM adoring your quality of skintones here. That belly is SOOO " yum"!
As I keep looking at it, I realize how valuably her weaponry really sells the whole composition. Her own stance (and flow of her cape) are regal and unruffled, but the quiver and bow lend a nice understated dynamism to the overall image.
Most of all, though, my fave goes right back to where we started. I look at your tonal composition and balance between your subject and that wonderful lush background, and I'm hugely impressed. If I had anything to do with this, I couldn't be more proud. You know I've got a good eye for this stuff, and, to my mind, you really have delivered a phenomenal collab on your own.
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brokenangel In reply to justthorne [2003-11-26 21:58:26 +0000 UTC]
Okay, now that I'm done blushing over your words which made me feel really proud, I can try and answer this one *s*
If it wasn't for you and your " layer-fetish" (meant in the nicest way possible!), I don't think I wouldn't be able to do things like this, I doubt I'd actually be here now. *nod* I'm happy how the skintones came out (it was the green on red layer you told me about in another comment btw), I always found Poser's way of rendering skin colors a tad too vibrant, no matter how good or bad the textures were (or maybe it was my crappy lighting, who knows). It's incredible to see what a difference exists between this version (which I will update with the improvements by you comment soon), and the original out of the poser box render.
As for Neal Adams, I did a web search on him after I read your comment, and was surprised to see that he did a lot of comic related stuff (yep, I admit, I kept stuck with his Batman illustrations....), too. In his fantasy illustrations I liked how he brings the protagonist in the foreground, while the background is reduced (but not merely reduced) to background. It's what I try to get done, but usually fail to do rather badly.
Thanks agen for your indepth thoughts on this picture, hun And as I said, I haven't forgotten about what we talked over in the various IM's here *s*
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brokenangel In reply to ice-dite [2003-11-26 21:17:07 +0000 UTC]
thank you for the nice words! *s*
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spawn2002 [2003-11-26 06:55:00 +0000 UTC]
Awesome again Ange,but these days that seems to be all your capable of.You might just have to do something shitty for once.lol.
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brokenangel In reply to masquer [2003-11-26 21:19:23 +0000 UTC]
thank you kindly! *s*
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bigred1970 [2003-11-26 02:49:46 +0000 UTC]
very nice, sombody has been into D&D I see, (or lord of the rings) she is very beautyfull without going for the "latex goddess" look....
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REDDRAKE [2003-11-26 01:11:00 +0000 UTC]
VERY NICE!
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uberbechin [2003-11-26 00:38:04 +0000 UTC]
very well done poser very strong female character. I love this! have to fav!
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pookascrayon [2003-11-25 23:20:52 +0000 UTC]
Oh, she's gorgeous. Once again, you strike with your richness in colours. Love it.
And I have SUCH a thing about figures stepping out of the scene. Brings em to life.
(Aren't layers great?)
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