Before the Rabbit... by kimsim
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Description
Before the Rabbit,
Before the Movie,
Before the Scandel,
She was just Jessy
Skin/makeup texture by Mutedbanshee
Character morphs (with a few tweaks) by Rhiannon
Hair by Koz
Jessica dress (with tweaks) by Phil C - in freestuff
Comments (7)
zoku01
And looking so very seductive. Beautifully done artwork!
mutedbanshee
Ooh K how sexy is this love the cartoony feel and lighting and hey i love a good portrait me ;P superb image hun and keep em coming ..love Txxx
PhilC
Nicely done, and I just love that expression :)
dayna2
Excellent work, pose and lighting are great, Bravo!!
amanda_a42
ooh-la-la! Gorgeose Jessica! her makup is dazzling and the lighting is just superb. Well done!!!
jocko500
must be looking for Roger Rabbit ; looking super
Olivier
OK, you asked for it, after all, didn't you? Let's begin with the first pic: obviously there are no shadows here. In you render option check that shadows are active. Check your light propoerties too to define how the light will behave in your scene. As you're a Painter, you know importance of light and shadows. Use a lateral light coming from left here, this way you'll hide the texture deormation into the shadows of her hair. Add a backlight coming from back right to reveal the curves of her body. Remember that if the girl is the subject, it has to be sensuous. ;) Another thing quite boring is the background. Try some plasma fractal in dark tones, anything but plain color. Use the background to put the character slhouette in relief. The background does not need to be clear at the edges of the pic. As you ambiance is intimist, you'd better use a very very dark (even full black) background around the borders but clear enough at the center to put you character in evidence. Final point, postwork the possible render errors.