Colorful Pop Art Image of a Woman's face. Close up by TK0920

Poser • Abstract • posted on Dec 05, 2017

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This Abstract punk art image is from a Victoria 4 base. She is one of our favorite figures to work with as you can tell from our Gallery. This has been one of our best selling pieces in various formats from canvas prints to product marketing over the past few years and we are happy to share it here. Thanks for visiting and hope you enjoy the work! About my workflow: My Artwork is a synergistic hybrid of traditional art and 3D digital graphics. Like most traditional artists digesting the techniques required in digital art engineering can be quite daunting, but for the love of Art we all bend, twist and mostly suffer so that we can give life to that certain picture that won’t let us rest before it’s birthed. I mainly use the Poser Pro series as the foundation for my 3D graphic designs. When starting a new collection of artwork, my process is usually the same. I open an empty scene with a base 3D character. Since I enjoying designing my own morphs, I can spend hours, days and even months creating,tweaking and giving life to facial features and body structures that are not only unique but stunning enough to require a second glance. As a former New York City makeup artist I rarely use makeup provided with some figures because creating my own makeup designs,hair textures and even clothing materials are an essential part of my artistic repertoire. After all the technical and artistic touches are in place, I render my scenes using high resolutions for both aesthetic and quality purposes. Most of my postwork is completed in Adobe CC. Like traditional Art, 3D graphic Art can be really grueling because it is a virtual orchestra that encompasses many different techniques, patience, perseverance and a genuine love of Art. Sometimes a single piece of artwork can take anywhere from several days to a couple of months before completion. Then there are some pieces of Artwork, I can swear are too snobbish to see the light of day, because they are probably waiting for me to become a Davinci. Good luck with that. ;) Thank you for viewing, I hope you like what you see and God bless you all.