Old Western Postcard by Freethinker56
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Thank you all for everything, I so much appreciate ! Have a wonderful day
Great BIG HUGS To You All,Dee ☆¸.•'¯) ✿
Comments (28)
Best zoomed, love the details on his outfit. Great render and setting, Dee. That torn old photo effect is killer.
A super render Deee awesome details excellent!!
very enticing pinup and superbly posed. both characters are top notch
Impressive image, you did an outstanding job!
Wow! very nicely posed!!!
wonderful concept and well realized
Well I thank you Mam but i am not here for the show I came for the free vittles
Magnificent render and postwork on this, Dee. These effects really add wonderful mood and character to the picture
Very beautiful sexy scene in the saloon! Superb characters and nice style, excellent work, Dee!
Some things never change, lol. Nice one...
Marvelously done in a great presentation.
This cow-boy is very seductive and well dressed, charming and sexy scene, and great PW work, Dee !
Fabulous scene - great work
Wonderful image love the frame :)
Clever and very nicely done !!! The original pre-digital PhotoShop technique !!!
Great concept my friend... Fantastically well done !!!
Groovy FX!!!
Super story!
Interesting idea
Wonderful scene - great presentation!!!
What a marvelous, creative render, too good.
Wonderful work on this, Dee! Love the old photo effects.
all is PERFECT here ! excellent work ! wonderful idea ! I love it !!! original and very creative !!!
That is wonderful ! Very nice photo effect. Lovely work Dee.
Exceptional Image,
Again, in zoom we see the details of the clothes. You do them with real attention to detail, curvature, shadow, and panache. You contrasted the man and woman by dressing her all in lights (ivory, beige, whites) with beautiful cream or ivory tinted hair; and him in deep olive or greenish-gray tones. And they're separated by a table and an empty old west room. Good angle in the room too, with plenty of shadow, typical of the days before electricricity. Then there's the 'torn postcard' effect: Really well done, Dee. I've tried this on fake "old maps" and such, and it's not easy to do: You skewed it just right, with tape, off angles, and a gentle grayed background; and the stunning white of the torn sections---which is great contrast to the muted tones of the saloon. Beautifully done 'period' piece, incl the rips and tape-ups...
(When we drew, years back, we had to draw a woman's leg with those types of stockings on. I don't know what it's like to do this in 3D, but getting the full leg and foot---while still capturing all that webwork of the stocking---took lots and lots of time. Drawing a sheer veil over a face is even worse...)
Awesome