RR# 187 - Portrait of Julie by Faemike55
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
I rendered a larger scene with her but decided to do a portrait
Comments (21)
Wonder if she'll fall in Kinnie's footsteps?
Lovely lady!
she's lovely! I like her big green eyes.
Good choice, she's adorable. Great skin texture.
She's a real cutie.
Very lovely girl, nice portrait!
It is very beautiful and very close to perception! An original idea!
Sweet girl. beautifully done.
Very attractive work Mike!
Outstanding work my friend. God bless.
cute portrait...love her face
Beautiful portrait my friend :)
A sweet portrait so well done my friend nice one!!
Very attractive young lady.
Lovely
Super cute!
Ah, she's a lovely lady, Mike! Sweet work on this!
You should do more portraits...this came out really well...
Sweet character and render!!!
Ok, I have no idea what it takes to do portraits like this, but seeing it full size, I'm really impressed with the fineness of detail, in her freckles, her skin pores, her big radiant eyes, the cracks in her lips, and multiple streaks in her hair...It holds up to full view without any loss, and it's radiant. I can see why you made it a closeup/portrait.
(Rod said, to one of my comments, that some of these models come from further models, like from Genesis. I honestly don't know if I understood that correctly...but does it mean that these models are spin-offs of templates, 'types' who generate many models in their wake? You don't have to answer this, but I'm just showing my ignorance of the process. "Model" to a 2D artist, means someone who sits while you draw them...But in 3D, there's so much involved in transforming them, lighting them, shading them, posing them, etc, etc. I just don't know anything about it. But this is a beautiful portrait, however you got there. Full view, it really shines.)