1970's Southwest Airlines 'Stew' by styletx
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Description
A little over a year ago, I took Southwest Airlines maiden flight from Dallas to Chicago. I saw a 1970's Southwest promo picture in Smithsonian magazine. I wondered about doing a tribute scene to recreate the spirit of the picture.
Step 2)
Create a 1970's Southwest Airlines Stewardess uniform. (Ya, that's what the title was then.) Since the final image is a long shot with 12 characters and a 737, the uniform only has to be believable at a distance. I simply retextured poser stock, and a TC-12 belt. The boots and belt are trans-mapped. After looking at the uniform portrait, I plan to improve the uniform, and create a decent portrait.
Comments (2)
Very beautiful!
Thank you for commenting. It's motivational.
Oh, my! "Stew" if the pilot turns on the engine right now! I've seen advertisements like this: Ooohhhh. They give me the creeps. What if....? But nice job! She looks great! Keep it up! :-)
Oh so right. I'm glad the world has progressed some. I hope for more progress. I did think about a red mist image, but too much. This is creepy enough.