Hey, you! :D
Thought I may as well tell you a bit about myself - just because everyone seems to either tell you a bit about themselves or leaving their bio blank ...
My name is Tina and I hail from the western coasts of Australia. I live in a small town and trying to drive my husband crazy just because I can. He is a wonderful man - letting me work on Poser (MY ADDICTION!!!!!) and looks after our child.
When I was little - I love to draw and used to make my own book cover illustrations. I used to be able to draw birds pretty well in my primary class (ego boost here...) :D I did not find school a very pleasant place to be so I did not try to pursue in learning more about arts - so I would say that I am self taught in that sense.
It was around 2004 when I just lose all inspiration in drawing but need some kind of a creative outlet ... my husband told me about Poser and thought I would be interested in it ... and that more or less did it for me ... I love Poser and could not imagine my life without it.
When I do a poser render - I always want to do some form of postwork on it - I rarely leave the render as it is - I have to adjust things to make it look better ... that's just me and its not just to make it looking better - I am also a Photoshop addict ... (yes ... go on ... gasp!) :D
I do strongly believe that we will always be learning something new each day and that we all never stop learning. That is why I love getting constructive criticism concerning my gallery works. I may fix my image according to the criticism or I may not fix it because I would either - not agree with your perspective - or - I do not want to work on that image but I will keep that criticism in mind for the next image.
Although the "Wow - looks fantastic" comments are lovely and ego-boosting - but criticism in the constructive way is the only way that we can better ourselves.
I do also have a tendency to blather on and on so it is best if I stop ....as of ... now! :)
Don't trip over potholes!
:)
Tina
Comments (29)
Bossie_Boots
I know those tears very well and this is perfection superb work Tina hugs lou x
RGUS
Looks like you cranked her up pretty well... she doesn't look too happy about it. Well done!
rawdodb
Excellent Job!!!!
Manvaeru
Fantastic!
goshtac
One can feel the grief in this image. Superb work!
dalma
Enorme emotion!!!!!!!!!!!!!BRAVO!!!!!!!!!!
mickeyrony
Emotions sublimes me I adore works which release the capacity of a title. Bravo and mile mercies ((5++)) Emotions sublimes moi j'adore les oeuvres qui dégagent le pouvoir d'un titre .Bravo et mile mercis ((5++))
Rainbowgirl
What a stunning work! Brilliant mood and brilliant technique!
mrnarna
you can feel the heartwrenching pain in this one and the facial contortions are perfectly executed shows a lot of work and patience in the piece
texboy
Good stuff, Tina! Nobody's pretty when they weep, but you managed to preserve a bit of beauty and dignity. Sure would love to kiss those tears away.....
A_
wow, that's very intense. excellent expression. very powerful.
Mxygymqx_the_Cat
Relate to me your grieving tears That flood from heart here sundered Is it the wasted grief of years Or yearning for the dead? Whilst tears be shed in times of joy Or aptly in the pang of pain What causes eyes to here employ Such tragedy again? This misery my conscience hears Though consolation blundered And bring again the constant fears Crowned rightly on my head. Your happiness did I destroy? What will has snapped, what honour stained? My hateful ravager deployed - Your heart among the slain. Mxygymqx
Raindroptheelf
wow, this could be a photo!!!! Just fantastic , you must have worked hard to achieve such realism!!!!
romanceworks
Superb expression and portrait of grief. CC
Geophree
excellent tears and image.
phlynn
If she keeps on like that for much longer we won't have to worry about flooding due to global warming! Good lighting & postwork.. Well dialed expression, there is emotion there! How many times did you curse postworking this one I wonder?
mathman
Amazing !
arcas
It's so easy to crank the expression morphs and call it a day, but as you've illustrated again and again, that's just not enough to REALLY breath life into a model. You've perfected the smile so it's only natural to explore the other end of the spectrum. More than explore it, you pretty well nailed on your first shot. The postworked tears are nicely handled, but you've done two less-than-obvious things here to set yourself apart from the pack. First, you've reddened the eye whites, and second you've added some blush to the cheeks and eyes. Both serve to carry this image over the goal line. But.... (you knew I'd get to this)... the only downside is.... I bet your face hurts. Mine does after doing something like this. Smile images are gratifying in that we naturally emulate what we're trying to illustrate. When I push discomfort to the max my forehead and mouth edges are start to ache from the furrowing and pouting. I hope a good night's sleep let all those muscles relax for ya. Overall a very fine study, T... if unsettling in its own way.
RubyT
Extremely realistic, well done!!!
Igolochka
WOOOOW!!! Fantastic realism, great work on her expression! Excellent work, five stars!
achmed2
Excellent image!!! Great work!!!!
Anain
Lamentablemente, por diversos problemas personales, no puedo comentar como desearía vuestras imágenes... Pero quiero que sepan que sus trabajos me parecen maravillosos y disfruto enormente con ellos. Besos, abrazos y sonrisas. Ana. Unfortunately, for various personal problems, I would like your comment as images ... But I want you to know that I think its wonderful work and I enjoy enormente with them. Kisses, hugs and smiles. Ana.
Danter
fantastic
ekatz
you have captured the emotion perfectly, congratulations
el_kanalia
combination of technique and true emotions. impressive.
ragouc
Stunning.
campbellsoup59
well done.
zollacce
Great expression
ArtistKimberly
god this one is soo powerful and have soo much filling just amazingly moveing im she wev all been ther a time or two !! Warmest Wishes...