Sugar Doll circa 1900 by goldie
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Description
Just diddling around with some older content.
This is Kids 4 using Maddelirium's Audrey texture which I converted from V4 to K4 using Texture Converter 2. Jewelry, hair and roses are GrayCloudDesign's Frida Collection. The surrounding artwork is Sveva's Darkness Falls.
Thanks for the view and for any comments you'd like to share. I always appreciate you support.
Comments (18)
NobbyC
Cool image!!!
ontar1
Beautiful portrait!
Jean_C
Superb character, composition and style, wonderful creation, Barb!
eekdog
Dang! Most impressive job hon. Amazing character, MU and lighting.
tetrasnake
Fabulous work! Well done!
Paulienchen
ein wunderschönes Bild
jendellas
Love it, amazing work.
miwi
Richardphotos
lots of effort with very good results
rhol_figament
Makes a great Halloween image, nice one...
bakapo
wow, what excellent aged effects! this looks great. it seems she's waiting to come back for a visit in a few days.
crender
Sooooo Amazing !!!
STEVIEUKWONDER
This really is i9mpressive Barbara. I see you're back in Poser. I have read about a workaround on one of Faerymike's postings. The one with the two guys under a bridge! Forget his name now but I'll dig it out for you. It might make sense of Daz for you! lol
RodS
A wonderful Gothic image, my friend! Beautiful detail, and the vintage look is so perfect. Beautifully done!
Boni
Your image has been chosen for "Poser Staff Picks" of the week!! See the whole list
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Boni and the Poser Staff
Deane
Beautifully put together and love those effects to give the picture that turn of the century film quality. Many congrats. on the well deserved Staff Pick!
jancas
Nice work
anahata.c
I'll just do two old pieces this morning, though there's a lot else...You've created a macabre, frightening and beautiful doll inside a class holder. As if she's become so canonized by her lineage that she's now preserved behind glass, as if in a museum in a private viewing room in the family's old, old mansion. (I can almost hear the wind creaking through the wood.) The tone is dark browns and reds, and you got the texture of 16th and 17th century oil paintings, with cracked paint. The tones are of that era too (lots of dark shadows, and chiaroscuro). Your main character---Sugar Doll (great irony)---is like the daughter who died young, centuries ago, and was so different from everyone of her time, she was preserved as a warning, while now she's an inspiration, her very differentness being a badge of strength. You've given her a querying look...and the skulls around her are like the fruits of those 16th and 17th century painters, only here they're skulls...w/ gold brocaded silk beneath. This really is a period piece; I think it's remarkable. I half expect some boris-karloff-like character to saunter over, his mummified cloths dangling along the floor, and say, "yesssss? may I help yuuuuuu?" (as spiders scutter away and bats take off from above his head). This would make a great halloween image---but I see you posted it in October so it already was. Beautifully done, Barb.