Study in Black and White II by Faery_Light

Poser • Atmosphere/Mood • posted on Feb 01, 2007

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Description

Still working in greyscale just for fun. This is the P 7 Sydney with my morph work on her. I used the morph sculpting tool. And as I was also working on a new texture I decided to try it this way first. Not getting a lot done because during the day I have a lot to do and evening is the only free time lately.

Comments (11)

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pstrron

10:54PM | Thu, 01 February 2007

Simply outstanding, even the eyes capture the passage of a life time.

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aliensprog

11:09PM | Thu, 01 February 2007

Briliant! The honeycomb background makes me think she's on an alien ship or something. Nice!

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Whatthe

11:24PM | Thu, 01 February 2007

Very intriguing. I like it a lot actually. It shows an old woman who used to be pretty but still oddly pretty.

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Krid

12:11AM | Fri, 02 February 2007

perfect realistic portrait with excellent morphs

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Primal

1:44AM | Fri, 02 February 2007

This is outstanding work!Unbelievably real character!!

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Petra-S

3:55AM | Fri, 02 February 2007

Fantastic character and light..wonderful image!

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steve_storm

4:58AM | Fri, 02 February 2007

This is probably the best image I have come across! Amazing!

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B_PEACOCK

7:01AM | Fri, 02 February 2007

Looks awesome Helen . VEry cool looking character

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kuerbote

7:46AM | Fri, 02 February 2007

Great work on the morph and texture. Simply awesome!.

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thecytron

2:26PM | Fri, 02 February 2007

Very impressive artwork - when considering the level of difficulty involved!

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MeredithWilson

3:37AM | Sat, 03 February 2007

Dear Helen, This is really amazing!!! It really does look like a photo - maybe one of Edward Weston's when he roamed the southwest taking pictures of "intersting" faces. This was back in the 1930's as I recall - and I've see the same age and work wearied faces and eyes!! I can't really place it, but something gives her a native American look. Or maybe, I've still got too many of Weston's images in my mind!!! Incredible work with the morphs and texture!! And the black and white makes the impact so much greater!!! Fantastic!!!! Love ya!!! Meredith