Homage to Mucha I by tabala
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Sorry that I wasn't here for so long, I was very busy the last weeks.
During this time my auntie celebrated her birthday and while she really likes Alphonse Moucha, the czech famous artist she gets a calender with artprints every year.
And every year I get the last page with the small images ;)
And so this image came out- inspired while looking the images. I guess it was not the last image I rendered in the "Theme Mucha" ;)
I love his art too and am always stunning how perfect he combined the ornaments with the figures and spots of promotions :)
I first wanted to upload the original too, but I am not sure if there might be troubles with the copyrights, so I left it away.
I hope I managed the scene quiet well so you can see Moucha's artwork inside.
How-to:
Experiment with dynamics only! =)
I needed a drapery on the column on the right side. I took the clothplane out of the primitives. Dynamic clothes are props and the clothplane is a prop I thought.
I copied the settings of the dress- calculated and changed. And then the same procedure some more times- until I got the right settings.
For the hair I needed a little postwork, done in PS7.
Used:
V3,
Milla Texture,
Sarina Morph,
Mylochka hair,
Nerds Opera dress,
Daz Free pedestal,
Background is from poserdreams and RDNA,
pose, lights and materials are by me.

Comments (9)
Very nice LiKri! Wonderful pose - her expression is priceless - excellent material settings! Very dreamy! I love it! :)
Beautiful artwork! One day you'll have your own calendars I'm sure!
Vrey cool! I love the filmdiva look, fantastic work with the dynamic clothing..~Uwe
Stunning work with that piece of cloth - and that dress works even as well as the drapery. Looking upwards I see a book written by Arthur Ellridge with the title "Mucha" - seems you should REALLY prepare to visit us so we can browse some books here as it seems that we have the same taste in art!
Eine wunderbar, realistische Pose und Mimik. Sehr gut beobachtet und zu "Papier" gebracht.
Very, very pretty!!!. Impressive work, I like much. I love that dress!!! Bravo!!! V
ich schliesse mich mal digi-lion an. Mir geflt die Farbkomposition und das Kleid. Klasse Arbeit Kristina.
Very beautiful image, excellently done work!!
Awesome! Beautiful! Amazing!