T'Pol's Endeavour by ptrope
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Description
I've been writing my own fan fiction over on TrekBBS.com called "Endeavour," which is intended as a "what if" concept, in this case, "What If The Powers That Be Hadn't Stopped Halfway on Developing 'Enterprise' As a True Predecessor to 'Star Trek?'" It uses all of the characters from the show, but with more differentiation, and they are on a different ship (Endeavour, obviously ;)), with a different mission.
I was actually working on the uniform as my main intent, but my version of T'Pol turned out so well, I just had to share ;)
The body is Victoria 2, the hair is Maya's Bob Hair, and her tunic is a modification of Billy-T's China Dress (I really had to work to get her down from a 'D' cup!). Pants, boots and bodysuit are all DAZ3D.
Comments (2)
potrimpo
From the looks of it, T'pol's uniform looks a lot like the Star Fleet uniform that Admiral Kirk was wearing from "Star Trek: The Motion Picture", only a lot less dorky looking.
ptrope
That's an interesting compliment (I hope) :-), and you're not the first to make that observation. It was wholly unintentional, although upon seeing it myself, I decided that, while somewhat familiar, I liked it (as for Kirk's admiral's uniform, I still think it was probably the only uniform in the movie that showed any style at all). Although I didn't make the point in the original post, this is not supposed to look like Jolene Blalock; in my story, I haven't described T'Pol, physically, but I've visualized her as being played by Sela Ward. However, when I designed this uniform, I felt I had to put a Vulcan in it in order to make the point that it is a Vulcan design, and not a Starfleet design; once I had included the elements I felt would make the point, she ended up looking like this, and now that I've seen her, she's my image, instead. There's something about her expression, particularly her eyes, that mesmerizes me ;).