Pinup 2 Oops! by Web Warrior

Poser • (none) • posted on Mar 22, 2002

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Another try at a classical pinup. Hair by HMann, a recent purchase. All else by me, Modeling done in Max ver.3, then imported into Poser and rendered there. Dress and a lot of touch up work done in Photoshop 6. Thanks all for looking and helpful comments.

Comments (8)

designodyssey

7:33PM | Fri, 22 March 2002

Oooh yes! Now this is great .. classic .. i collect early era pin ups and i really like this a lot .. Good Job!!

WiNC

7:54PM | Fri, 22 March 2002

Very nice image - the AntiAlaising could be blurred a little on the bookscase - but the expression on the model, and the way the dress looks is very impressive and well done.

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Sprryte

11:26PM | Fri, 22 March 2002

LOL* omgosh Mike, THIS one is much much better i think than the last one! I LOVE IT! This pic has one of the BEST expressions- and you got it JUST right - the look on her face is JUST PRICELESS! I love the entire render - but if u wanted to make it perfect, i agree with WiNC that the books and the bookcase would look even better with a slight blur. BUT, wow! keep up the great work!

droyd

11:40PM | Fri, 22 March 2002

I like this as well. My only minor suggestion would be to try more of a straight line on the skirt to where it's snagged. I think that may give it more tension if that makes any sense. Just a thought,otherwise I think it's great and I love the oval shaped cutout floor.

GROINGRINDER

11:58PM | Fri, 22 March 2002

Nice job the dress looks cool. Must have been some major touchup there.

silx

12:40AM | Sat, 23 March 2002

Lovely done Michael. Very nice. Though droyd has got a point and that's what noticed my first, too. The dress should be stretched in a straigt line or so to be realistic. At this point it looks like it's just striking the bookcase and falls down the second the picture is made. Mind you, I love the rest of the pic! Keep it up!

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