Remembering the 19th Century... by perlk
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
This is supposed to look like a framed cabinet card or possibly a carte-de-visite from the late 19th century (1880's-1890's). I'm not sure I succeeded but the effect is pretty cool nonetheless.
Credits to:
Wool material - Mapps Materials
Riding hat - JTrout
19th century suit - DAZ
V3 MFD - DAZ
V3 updo hair - Kozaburo
Texture for V3 MFD - downloaded picture of a real 1880's dress on bustledress.com and modified it to fit the MFD template.
Comments (17)
Wow, what an exceptional job you did! Excellent effects.
Awesome look!! Gorgeous picture :) V
fantastic!!
Fantastic work!!! Parece una de esas viejas fotos que tenemos en casa de la familia. Impressive work!!! Vote.
Thanks! I should have mentioned, post-work done in Photoshop, water stains brushes downloaded from www.adobexchange.com.
really like this
Excellent job! The only thing that tells me it's not a real photo from a bygone era is that folks back then somehow didn't look as good as your models. At least my ancestors didn't. [g]
Fantastic picture:-)
wonderful concept and fantastic image
great idea and excellent postwork
Creative fantastic work!!!...It really looks like an old photo to me. Excellent work!!! V
Excellent portrait of old times......!!!!!
This is excellent! Great work, well done.
Awesome job on this, excellent!!!!
Superb work - I love this!
I returned to my images === But I like to see your gallery === Priority will be to give to the hundreds of artist who sounds on my gallery === Hope to see you === Excellent luminous image of colors === ((V)
I like it. It reminds me of a photo of my great grand mother that we have.