Mitzi At The Coffee House by RodS
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She did such a wonderful modeling job, I just had to treat her to a nice coffee break! How could I refuse when she rolls those eyes at me? LOL
This sweetie is Mitzi by my pal Jenny (Pixeluna) - what a little doll she is, Lil' Sis! Another winner!
Lots of stuff going on here... I have another webinar over at Digital Art Live tomorrow, and I hope to have a few new videos coming up soon. And of course, I'm working on the next T.N.A. page.
Also doing some work on the house - we're looking into selling this place and getting out of this neighborhood.. I think my next-door neighbor to the east may be moving, and judging by the quality of "newcomers" moving in recently, I'm a little uneasy. We've lived here for almost 16 years, and it's on a downward slide - slowly, but still downward.
Anyway, I hope everyone's having a good weekend!
Thanks for stopping by, and for all your great comments and support!
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Comments (34)
Axeye
Gorgeous close up portrait! Fabulous details, lighting and expression! Awesome!
dochtersions
She looks lovely and a kind of shy too, Rod. Good luck with all your activities.
g1tip
Great looking character, my friend ! ! ! Excellent lighting and render ! ! !
anahata.c
god I'm sorry, I thought I'd commented on all your recent images! I missed this---mea culpa. I really like this: She's posed in an inward pose, lost in some thought, maybe contemplating...love the off-in-another-place stare, and her pondering lips, made moreso by her finger on them. (Amazing how a tiny gesture communicates...that gesture always looks 'pondering'.) I love her firizzy hair, and very Greek or Middle Eastern eyes, and that high sheen dress: You got lots of black or dark blue to match her hair and dark complexion. And the purple on her dress really stands out. (Sweetly composed against that photo too. Looks like a busy city cove, sweet photo.) It's nice to see these models in off-moments, pondering or lost in thought, etc. Really sensitively done, Rod.
And you know: 3D really is a family! You guys use each other's models, you riff off each other...it's great to see. It's so much harder to find that in 2D or photography. And you're so kind to everyone you get materials from. (And speaking of kindness, thank you so much for such a kind comment to my recent tale. It really meant a lot. Thanks for taking all my work in with such positive energy, understanding and humor. Your comments are like sunbursts. Muchas gracias, Señor!)