Lieutenant Carolyn Palamas by RG19
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Description
Was tranformed into the image of Aphrodite by Adonias who she rejected in 2267.
William Ware Theiss was noted for being a most efficient costumer. His credits included: Sparticus in 1960, Genesis II (Another Rodenberry series) in 1973 and Butch and Sundance: The Early Years in 1979.
For the original Star Trek series Mr. Theiss often was able to quickly and inexpensively create womens clothing by literally sewing and pinning the sraps of material to the actress. Sometimes even as the camera was rolling.
He is despised and rejected of men; a man of sorrows, and acquainted with grief: and we hid as it were [our] faces from him; he was despised, and we esteemed him not.
(Isaiah 53:3)
Credits:
Fantasy Wrap by 3D Universe + Gaia skirt and sash from Courages y RavenHair + V4 Cloak by Daz + Angel dress sandals by BillyT in the Marketplace
Temple = Anarane by Daz
Comments (13)
Very nice scene. Great character, outfit and lighting! Really well done.
awesome :-)
Beautiful job !
Wonderful character and setting!!
A giant Apollo in the backgound would of helped your viewers remember this episode - very nice.
Super character RG great hair and facial
Fantastic scene lovely character also, very well done RG..
Beautiful character
Very nice work! Bill Theiss was very creative in his designs. One of the prize things in my scifi collection is the dress that Diana Muldaur wore in the role of Marg in Roddenberry's movie, "Planet Earth".
Outstanding work!
most excellent my friend
Nice. Very, very nice.
I can always recognize these right away. Now if you can figure out a trick to make her looks like Leslie (Daisy Mae) Parrish, you've nailed it. I often wonder if that's possible. Pretty though. I actually saw Celeste Yarnal at a convention in April. She's still beautiful, and still has long blond hair.