Ultrawoman by Raddar
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Done for someone on another site. This is my first attempt at mixing a photo with a poser image. I'm not completely happy with the blending, but it's a good start I guess. Feel free to hit me with some advice on seemless blending, I'm trying to decide if I'm going to stick with this technique for a while or not. Hope everyone has a great weekend.

Comments (15)
Excellent work.
Wicked cool costume design love the look!
Superb! Very Well Done! Be sure to check out my gallery!
cool hero-girl!
The choice of head and the setting of the light is pretty flawless. I think though that her head may be a wincy bit too small? Good job though, look forward to more.
so is the face the photo? did you take the face into poser place it and then render? or... paint it on your rendered picture? I fell asleep...lol... this is what I type when I'm in dream land - lol excellent job on this. PS... I had to remove what I typed or it messed with the position your picture was posted.
Nice work Buddy:) The tech will come with work, I know its tough to find a process but it will come. I try to break my work-flow down in steps, becuse I then try to tweek the steps. Its looking great so far:) anything I could do to help Raddar just let me know;) Cheers
Yeah the head is the photo portion of the image. It's actually a photo of the person the piece was done for. The photo was layed over the poser head and then hit with filters, blending, layer modes, more blending, etc. etc.
Gorgeous character. Well done.
At a quick glance I couldn't even tell it was a blend. But as I look closer I have to agree with2can. The head, I think is just slightly too small. Not so much that it jumps out as obvious but when you start looking at the size of the neck it becomes noticable. Other than the minor flaw, I think it looks great. Nice work Raddar.
I like the blending,do more!!:)bye cal
Actually you've done a fabulous job of blending here. Very creative work. Love the concept of the super gal for your friend. Love her super muscular bod. Awesome city background. Really fun scene! I'm not sure I can offer much in the way of help here as it looks like you have a real handle on blending. I use "Feather" in Photoshop to do smoothing and remove some of the obvious rough edges around an image. Sometimes I use the smudge tool or the burn tool, depending on what I'm doing. (Smudge at a really low setting helps to soften / blend. Burn helps to darken some of the whitish edging you sometimes get with a render.) Hope this helps.
Man, now she'll never commission with anyone else! Absoutly fantastic work!
Great job of blending here. The body muscle definition and costume texture are beautifully defined in the render. I'd scale up the head just a tiny amount if it's any help. Excellent work!!
lot's of power in t his beauty i like tha gallery you made fantastic ladies in it..