Wait Up! by KatesFriend
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
My new and temporary rendering system is still a little buggy from the transferal of my Runtime material et al.. So I decided to render a test pin-up in my white room setting. That way I could really rev up the quality options in the render settings. "Wait up!", shouted Gwen who graciously volunteered to be the subject for today. She has a new hat after all. And speaking of consumerism, I often start a rendering with the intention of creating some kind of faux advertisement. Say the sort of thing you might see in the pages of a magazine. Ads for movies, candy, perfume, jeans, lifestyles, shoes, pot suppliers1 or online universities. Even stun collars for assholes who get too close; 'Take ZAP big boy!'.2 And, I have to admit, that is how this rendering got its genesis. Nevertheless, in the end as often the case, I thought I would leave the advert space blank so that you, the good viewership, may invent your own ad. That is, if you like. That and Gwen is something of a purist when it comes to art, her space is definitely NOT for rent.3 I hope everyone is having a happy Friday and are still enjoying the New Year. Have a great weekend and thank you all for visiting. My ride is here so it is time for me to depart. Cheers! Footnotes: 1Canadian orders only. 2Not effective against triffids, zombies or other trouble makers lacking a functional central nervous system. 3"And sorry, no nudity" - Gwen.

Comments (7)
Fun and lively! Well done!
Excellent work!
Like that white room render with her.
Your image is very well done, looks simply great!
She looks great against all that white...nice clear, crisp render...
I'd be glad to wait up for her! That's an interesting and creative way to start a scene. And it works very well from what I see here. I can imagine the text filling the space to her left.
Excellent