Dress Alterations by GrandmaT
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Yin is making the final alterations to the dress she will wear in the Dance Contest tomorrow night.
Latin Stage is at DAZ.
Freebies:
Outdoor outfit - PW
Glasses - GUSTAV
Tailor’s stand – PW
Books – Eden
Basic straight pin - Brynes
Needlework set - Andrew Budleigh
Satin for Latin Stage – Silverarrow73
Vox Smartphone – Truform
Magazine – Sgreco1970

Comments (42)
Very beautiful dress ans this scene is truly beautiful too !!!
Detail is fantastic
Excellent creation and scene ! Wonderful modelling too !
Wonderful
It's often needed :-). Very nice!
It looks beautiful! She should make a dashing impression! Excellent work! Bravo!
Woman at work! Very nice done, Teri!
Nice work
cool
The potted plant looks a bit barren. But aside from that I wish her the best of luck!
Nicely done, Ms T ! ! !
I studied fashion illustration years back (just for a semester; and then it went out with Photoshop...) so I have a special place in my heart for clothes design, even though you wouldn't know it from the way I dress..Love the light you got on the dress, and on Yin's outfit. And those great slippers. If you ever go to the clothing dept of a major tv series---if they have period costume from the last 3 centuries---you'll see rooms and rooms of this, with clothes they bought at 2d hand stores, as well as clothes they made themselves. They're always re-doing, re-sewing, adjusting...and they have gads of the stuff...it's stunning...You've set off the clothes and the woman with a bare brick wall of earth tones, to contrast the blues and purples of Yin and the dress she's designing/altering. And more of your fine angles. And I also like the bare tree behind her.
I'm at 30 minutes and must move on. I know you have a new series up, and hopefully I'll get to it before I step away. And thanks for your kindness in my gallery, I really appreciate it! Esp as you're very busy with family and home and so on. Great stuff once again, Teri.