She's like a rainbow II by SaintFox

Poser • Music • posted on Jun 30, 2005

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Entitled with kind assistance of the Rolling Stones Maybe some of you are interested in the hidden intent on doing something colorful like that, so here's the whole story: I went to Dortmund a few weeks ago and realized that the galleries are offering a lot of totally meaningless but grossly overpriced stuff (paintings with just some color-blocks with a single blade of grass glued to it etc), they even sell it as yard goods: You choose a section of the canvas, they cut it out and frame it. I asked my hubby ir he has an idea what this kind of art may be good for and he answered: "Well, this stuff matches the actual interior colors - you can have an expensive piece of framed canvas that matches the color of your sofa...". So I thought that it should be possible to make something that harmonizes with a room AND is a "real" image, too. (By the way: The blue and the upcoming yellow variation would look good here at home because we have blue respectivly yellow toned walls). Now here's the "Pink Lady" of my rainbow series. This one is done like the blue version. I took the yellow second-skin texture (body and cap) of Jumalia, deleted all skintoned areas and altered the texture with the Photoshop "Varations" tool (you find it at image-->adjustments) and some tweaking of hue and saturation until it matched the pink makeup that comes with "Jumalia Fantasy". After that I merged the whole thing to the nude skin. This just as a tip for those who asked me about the how-to ;o) Background is from DAZ (Cyclorama), lighting by me, postworked on some broken joints and on the "cloth"-edges, lighting by me. And off again, working on the third (frog-green) version (although I can't imagine a room that may harmonize with that - well, maybe a white room...). Thanks for having a look!

Comments (18)

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ericfarris

6:12PM | Thu, 30 June 2005

Wow Meike, your image is simple EXCELLENT!!!!!! Beautiful Pink Girl, and her expression is simply perfect - BIG BRAVO!!!!!!

MariaAJMD

6:37PM | Thu, 30 June 2005

Oh, this is outstanding. She's beautiful and she'd fit right into my daughter's bedroom!

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GRiMAge

6:46PM | Thu, 30 June 2005

Not any less lovely than the first! Great work again!

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sunfirexed

6:47PM | Thu, 30 June 2005

beautifull colors and pose too.

kaoslars36

8:00PM | Thu, 30 June 2005

like softice on hot day :)

logiloglu

8:06PM | Thu, 30 June 2005

simply wonderful and fascinating character. die vertrmte Pose und Ausdruck gefallen mir sehr gut. most excellent done. vote #:O)

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webdancer

8:43PM | Thu, 30 June 2005

Awesome!

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drifterlee

9:27PM | Thu, 30 June 2005

Love it! Like the blue one, too.

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cappy3

9:46PM | Thu, 30 June 2005

Beautiful colors!! That is an excellent pose and POV!!!

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Shardz

10:02PM | Thu, 30 June 2005

I agree so much with your commentary about abstract art; I simply don't get it! If people want colors to match the couch, simply splash some paint on the walls and save a few thousand dollars! lol! This piece is very beautiful in my eyes, and shows some thought, which to me is art! Fantastic character and the coors are gorgeous! Pink is the favorite color of a lot of close friends I have, and it works so well with so many color schemes! Excellent artwork!

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LadyLisa

10:48PM | Thu, 30 June 2005

Excellent composition! I love the textures...:)

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Fredy

12:22AM | Fri, 01 July 2005

Very nice. Never saw this excellent pose before! Excellent series! More please! :)

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tabala

12:50AM | Fri, 01 July 2005

I really NEVER loved Pink and violet, but You did convince me another way. I could imagine that some of these pictures bring a little colour in (childrens)hospital rooms- there is definitly nothing in the false coulour ;) No, really. I don't need a colourmatching pic in my livingroom. I need one what I like and this series would include 4 pics I would give a try. My best freinds sister really has aone room in pink and orange- YES- nod I would prefer her this one ;) excellent

kbobbitt

2:37AM | Fri, 01 July 2005

I love your commentary and the image - both reflect some astute observations...bravo!!

DARKSCORN

2:58AM | Fri, 01 July 2005

ich kann der absurdit, was manche kunst- & stilrichtungen angeht, nur zustimmen. manchmal wirklich erschreckend was einem da so von der leinwand "entgegen springt" und wenn man die dazugehigen preisvorstellungen sieht, kann man eigentlich nur noch unglbig mit dem kopf schteln. aber wahrscheinlich fehlt es uns dann sowieso am kunstverstdnis fg ;-) auch deine version 2 ist dir toll gelungen. wieder die perfekte farbliche abstimmung zum makeup. Super!!! LG S.

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