Lolita. by PaulSuttonArt
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Inspired by the 1962 comedy-drama film Lolita by Stanley Kubrick, based on the classic novel of the same title by Vladimir Nabokov.
Made my own Lollipop, and material ! ;-)
Ps Post-work, Poser Pro 2010, iMac. Please leave a comment, RATE ME, or critic my work. Regards Paul.
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Comments (18)
absolutely spot-on! and what a great book, too......
Great work!!!!!Excellent Lollipop.....
Super Cool Image!! Just AwesomeLove the colors
Wow, Paul.. this is so retro and cool looking! Stunning work. What font is the "Lolita" type? I want it for my font collection. I'm a Mac user just like you!
Nice! :) ...wolfie
Grat take on the movie poster! Well done!
Reflection, layout and concept all 5 star.
Great work on this one Paul love the reflections in the sunglasses, great retro image, well done!!
ok....when the image first loaded I was taken aback by the uber bright colours, red being the colour of both danger and passion it really hits you... the lollipop is great I find the hand reflected in the lens a little distracting and might knock it back 20 or 25%, if it was a detail of interest other than a hand then no problems. I think the bottom corner of the "L" in lolita is marginally too close to the edge of the image and needs just a tiny bit more airspace for the eye to travel smoothly around the image. The image has that wonderful "Kodachrome" feel with it's high contrast and unreal colours it is a very confrontational image and you have captured the era beautifully... I wonder what it would look like if you aged the image....red is the first ink to fade in printed media and perhaps a faded version with paper texture, folds, creases and an edg/ border may give the whole poster look to the image, just a thought what I have said here in no way detracts from another stunning Sutton.... you are a standout for sure Paul cheers Carl
bonne image!
Great homage..very eyecatching , and love the skin tones
Fantastic style of portrait!
Excellent work! Well Done!
Excellent
Unbelievable!
Very nice work
WOOOOOOOOOOOW! What a beautifully striking portrait! Gorgeous!
Beautiful render!