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Ha! Awesome.
Straight from a classic. Totally 1950-60 something Hollywood TV/Movie set. (An Andorian in her off time? Or moonlighting as a carwash pinup?) Great lighting/HDRI/textures. Ultra-realistic as a result.
Feels like a classic space-calendar page. Or a classic space car ad. "Zero to sub-light-speed in four-point-three nanoseconds! Get your Nebulon 9 today!"
@freemoebius2000 Your version totally the classic part, too - complete with the neonified pinup vibe. Really great effects.Super fun. Great entries.
@Diviniren @Goblyn
Thanks for the comments.
Plenty of excercise on those skates - keeps legs [and other bits] nice and tight... 🙂If time i might do a slightly more traditional pose [although that view is quite nice] where not cleaning up other's messes...
Liking the relaxed alien in Roswell [same bikini outfit too] - but there are so many good entries, each with it's own apeal.
Going to be some tough choices.Dangit.
Just realized I upped the wrong/incomplete final(s) for the entry render(s).
(Had the burn highlights turned down as per usu, but never increased the saturation in the actually-uploaded finals.)
Have seen others quick-repost for errors before. Hopefully ok to still do that, with edit/note?
(Not a major issue or change, but makes a difference.)Thanks @Spats, I wish it were Andorian, I searched ST:TOS models for Genesis across Google but coldn't find one. I had to resort to begging Dia007 for Zeeona, lol.
You should be able to alter your entry, we still have 5 days until the contest is over and voting officially begins. Did you use Wrinkled Feet by Ion for your character? They came out extremely well!
@goblyn That's an amazing render and composition. Character is cute! The soap sponge and the bubbles placement is perfect. Is that a bubble prop or some sort of dforce surface? It covers the curvature of the hood very believably.
Ok, switched for corrected versions. Sheesh, oops on my part.
@goblyn Yeah, Ion product used at medium setting in combination with HD morph (Zelara 8) made for the just out of the water look was going for. Thanks.Edit: @redones Ha! Awesome second entry. The vintage space-ad. Sweet. Straight out of parallel-universe Super-Shopper. Well done.
(Likely sticking with the single entry on my part. Really should say, "out of time" to devote to more.)
(Unless... IRL project(s) get procrastinated. Hah.)
(Multiple entries seems strange. Not bad, just strange. Never seen before, myself. Thought I read the rules wrong at the start.)(As if one per user wasn't tough enough to choose from between this lot.)My final entry for the female side of the contest, and I've gone for a more traditional 1940s style this time.
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@diviniren I used Iray Foam & Bubbles from KindredArts, but the mesh foam appeared more like nougat or marshmallow, so I took it out.
I tried decals from WetFX I recently made a post for, and I couldn't get it to work.
I resorted to Ron's Water and did it in photoshop. I absolutely hate making additions in postwork, but in this case, it looked more like *redacted* than bubbles, so I didn't have much of a choice 🙁
@lapucelle I just sent 10,000 pts to donate towards the contest! Good luck everyone!My entry for the contest.. A Prehistoric Pinup..
.. inspired by Pebbles Flintstone and Cavewoman Comics 🙂
https://i.postimg.cc/263DmZSJ/Pinup-II.pngInspiration..
Now we get to see Dinah doing what she likes best - and not cleaning up someone elses mess:
Right click for original in new tab.
@Fuzzy3000 Hubba Bubba! Gorgeous render!
@Gladson1976 Love the homage to the Flintstones! Now we have pin-ups that span the past, present, and future!
@Frank22 Love the composition, your pin-up girl is hard at work and isn't afraid to get her hands/body dirty! How'd you get the paint marks on the figure, as well as the drip off the paintbrush? Those are some incredible details.@Diviniren - I think I'm going to resubmit it because I did a little postwork that made some parts out of focus. The paint marks were painted on her texture maps (x2 because she has a base & a translucency). The drips are just little props from somewhere else... cheers D.
@Diviniren
Thanks - nice to see the front is appreciated as much as the back... 🙂
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