Autumn On a Roll by tallpindo
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
I took the IPod (r) in yesterday to the Genius Bar (tm) after making an appointment with the Concierge Online. I felt a bit of deja vu as I remembered the Apple Store in West Palm Beach in 1982. There were things on the wall and tables. This time a small company from Bellevue, Washington named Microsoft (r) was not my vendor. After the decision was made to replace the full pod as a Line Replaceable Unit (LRU) due to Not Reparable This Station (NRTS). (These are USAF MAC acronyms for logistics states.) I also bought a case and armband though I'll still have to avoid rain and an iPod (r) "nano" with no moving parts would be a better match for running. Here Victoria 4.1 (r) is zoomed way in to appear on a Carrara 6 terrain. Her feet need to be well below the apparant terrain surface in the preview to appear exactly on the surface in the final. She gets a bit jumpy and you need to use numeric control on the camera and her hair and clothes and even a bit of PSP on her hairline. A few tweaks to her bones and some texture on her clothes and she's ready for a 50 minute or so render. The lights are sunlight and skylight with some indirect light.

Comments (9)
Beautiful image with an excellent character!
Great and beauty work Dear Friend!!!!Bravissimo!V:DDD.Hugsxx
Excellent work and beautiful lighting.....!!!!
Like anything else, you must spend a little extra time with her before she will respond her best.
ESPETACULAR OBRA,MARAVILHOSA MOÇA,BELA POSE.EXCELENTE ILUMINAÇÃO.++++++++5
Beautiful lighting and background color.
she looks to be looking for a beach.did it go out with the tide
Very well done!!
is there a way to fix the eyes? I recall back in carrara 1, poser figures would sometimes have black eyes due to the several eye material settings failing to import properly.