Book Jacket Photo by GrandmaT
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Description
Professor James Alton has just written his third book. The publisher insisted that this jacket cover have a photo of him in a suit instead of his usual logoed T-shirt. Not owning a suit, James went to the Good Will Thrift store and bought one that was in reasonable shape and even located a silk tie to put with it. He was quite pleased and the publisher was getting what he’d asked for.
Not sure why this suit coat lays so oddly.
DAZ:
Fraser hair – AprilYSH
H&C Business Suit A – IH Kang
Freebies:
Touchable Fraser - -Wolfie-
2016 Glasses – ?
BG – HoBobo
Comments (26)
Nice storyline my friend and a cool render you did great
Dang, Teri. One very fine rendered image. The realism is unique.
I've had suit jackets that did the same. Great image
Impressive character!
Fantastic!
Very good render!!!
Yes, he does have that scholarly appearance...
Nicely done, He looks very scholarly.
Nice portrait .
Sublime !!
Excellent character!
a splendid portrait. he looks like an author.
Cool portrait my friend :)
The good professor looks very dapper in his thift-store threads! Really excellent work on this scene, Teri! This really looks like an actual photo.
A most excellent portrait and fine looking character!
amazing like the narrative also
Now I've got the Thriftshop song by Mackelmore in my head...
Great job!
Nice portrait!
The character is brilliant, so realistic.
Maybe the suit is so strange because it was actually made for Genesis 3 times. If I'm not mistaken, James is for Genesis 8. Autofit is also not perfect in converting … Nevertheless, a nice render with a fantastic character, Teri.
Great portrait :) - Autofit doesn't always work very well, did you use smoothing modifiers ? Sometimes, boosting the smoothing iterations can help.
Excellent!
Very life-like portrait ! ! !