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Post by Xaa on Mar 2, 2007 19:02:27 GMT -5
And yes, this really is my modded Posette.  The goal here is to attempt to imitate the style of pinup illustrations of the '40s and '50s. |
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Post by Xaa on Mar 2, 2007 22:54:16 GMT -5
Eyelashes back then were often done with a single sweep of the brush. This is particularly noticable in Vargas' works.  |
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Post by Xaa on Mar 3, 2007 0:56:57 GMT -5
Valentines. Hey, I'm secure in my manhood, I'll accept flowers and candy from a woman. Particularly one dressed like that.  |
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Post by Xaa on Mar 6, 2007 16:39:15 GMT -5
DAZ's "The Girl" also is good for pinups. She is made in a style that was very common in the 1940's.  |
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Post by Xaa on Mar 6, 2007 18:02:45 GMT -5
Of course, the question then becomes "How do you do that?" Answer: With lighting and textures. My modded Posette in the above images is using a procedural skin that makes her skin look like porcelain. It requires one set of lighting to make it look right. Meanwhile, The Girl is using V3 Hi-Rez textures, which requires another set of lights. Here's what they look like in more ordinary lighting.  |
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Post by Xaa on Mar 6, 2007 21:53:59 GMT -5
And one more pinup of The Girl. I like this character quite a bit. She has that "Forties Nose Art" look about her.   |
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Post by Xaa on Oct 24, 2007 20:53:31 GMT -5
Slowly getting better at this.  The picture's title, incidentally, is "Come Now, Daddy, You Can't Possibly Mean I Don't Need A New Jaguar."  |
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Post by Xaa on Dec 13, 2007 13:36:46 GMT -5
I think I've finally got the "Vargas Pinup" style down. This one is called "Come here."  And yes, that's still my modded Posette, P10x. She's almost perfect, now. I just need to fiddle with her a bit more... Heh. I'll be old and gray and bent over my keyboard thirty years from now, poking at her and saying "she's almost perfect, now..." LOL! |
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