Cassandra Gearing Up by RodS
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It's been a while since I played with compositing a figure into one of my photos.... This is Cassandra. She's a mish-mash of body and head morphs I've had moldering away in my runtimes for a long time. Her generous proportions are from Kaleya's Sexy Shapes 3. I added a bit of my own fiddling and sculpting with the morph brush, and came up with her. I called her Cassandra - mainly because it's the first thing that popped into the 3 functional brain cells I have left after last week.
Hope you like her - I sure do! LOL
I took the photo a couple years ago. This machine shop has had that giant gear in front of their building for as long as I can remember.They keep it painted and looking good.
Thanks for all the great, fun comments on my last post - I got a good giggle out of several of them! I think Frankie ran out of ammo, but I hear he's opening up a kick-starter page.... :-O
Hope everyone is having a great weekend!
Now, back to work on T.N.A!
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Comments (22)
great play on title and shadow work. she is boss!!
Great looking scene, Rod! She's one of the T.N.A. Girls, isn't she?
Great work, Rod!
You and tetrasnake do the very best poser photo combos, Rod. With her big eyes she is a T.N.A. er. Nice work my friend, top notch shadowing.
Great image... I wonder what she had done at this machine shop... a new weapon of sorts...
It's a little gearly in the day for this kind of pun, you know!!
Great job!
COOOL
Very nice integration between your lady and the rest of the scene.
Duuuuuuhhhhhh.....HI! O.O
Really nice integration with the photo! You got a gear? We have a giant cowboy boot. We used to have a giant beer can too, but that disappeared.
This is a very nice!
Nice work Rod!!
Cool gear, RodS-san!
Fantastic Work,
Where Did They Get The Gear?Did they make a new one? or are They Just Showing Off!
Haaaa! Thanks for the laugh! That gear is really something. Wonder what machine it came from? Great job compositing, especially her shadow - these are always the hardest to get done right - angle of the light vs Poser figure and matching shadow textures with surrounding lighted textures- GACK! Enough to frighten me off. This inspires me to look for some of my old compositing work, or maybe make something new. It's fun, but takes a lot of time. I'm surprised you have any energy (or brain cells) left to do anything after your bad week. So this amazes me.
My rating - a 6+!
Cool idea! Looks very good!
I am soooooooooo into her, Nice job on this!
fiddling about with her huh? lol great work with the blend, I still have issues getting the look I want with real backgrounds
Lovely character, great blending with the photo!
Your done a wonderful model Rod. Beautiful setting and gorgeous character! Bravo! my friend many stars L&Fav
fine to see people that maintain their stuff instead of letting it rott away.she looks well maintained too muahahahahah
lovely
First, Cassandra fits perfectly into the color scheme of the photo, with her striking brown top, and those stockings nearly matching the browns of the shop exterior. Of course she's gonna draw-in business, alot more than that well-kept wheel! I don't think the machine guys are gonna have trouble getting customers right now... Special touches: The bright yellow of her sandal insoles, love 'm; the sheen on her skirt; the bright nail polish; how you lined her up with the wheel behind her---and really strong hues on that---as a photo, the wheel really makes a strong contrast with the beiges and browns behind it. I really like the shot, and the feel of it, it feels very big even though it's just the front of a store. Fine patterns too. As the only human in the area, she sure as hell stands out! Like, the owner of this place must have one helluva family...Terrific job, Rod. And btw, a street address as big as "11433" is usually in a huge city, with lonnnnnnng roads. The feel of this shot is either suburban or countryside---it's just wild to see such an address that isn't surrounded by tons of buildings and cars.