Poster Idea... by RodS
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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Just a bit of fiddling with an idea for a poster - after watching a couple weeks' worth of my James Bond DVDs... I might make this into a poster...
Is it just me, or is anyone else not getting notifications for Gallery Postings? Seems like it's been very spotty the last few days. I'm trying to stay somewhat caught up, so bear with me - I'll get to you sooner or later.
I posted a question in the Community Forum about this, but have had no response thus far.
Anyway.... I had to do a little Photoshop magic on G4's dress where her left leg sticks out. That dress wasn't designed with the side split - I just tried to make it look that way!
I did the Bondian gun barrel frame in Photoshop with the symmetry tool and a couple filters and gradients.
Hope everyone is doing well and hanging in there with all the chaos and insanity going on these days. Stay safe, stay sane, and keep creating! Thanks for stopping by, and for all your wonderful comments and support! More T.N.A. coming soon!
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Comments (39)
You got her leg spot on there Rod! Nice work. How about International dialling code for +44007!
I'd rather see a poster of a hot redhead over any James Bond any day.
Very cool!!! She must also have a double oh license to thrill !!!
First, no one would know that you split the dress yourself: It looks like the dress came that way. I know, from your past "digital surgeries," that you do these things seamlessly. Second, you got the blood on top, and the spiraled circle, and we can recognize the old Bond trademark right off the bat. (In case you didn't know it, that sequence was designed by Maurice Binder, who also did some other trademark film work; I imagine if you look him up, you'll find how he made it...he didn't use 3D, of course, but I bet his process was as much a mix of techniques as yours was...) An expert job in re-interpreting that classic sequence...and, as for G4, great light, shadow, texture, etc. Closeup, you got great detail on her dress, with horizontal lines to balance out the long sleek vertical look. And great detail in her jewelry, and I love her locks coming down behind her. Fine homage to the Bond piece, but it's all yours: This is a G4-Rod piece all the way. And great choice of shoes too...(As for the ebots, ohhhhh yeah: I got some ebots a week late. I think the problem's solved now...) Another fine solo piece from you, Rod.
Super cool "James Bond' poster, Rod!! G4 looks awesome......she makes a perfect 'Bond' girl!! I likey!
Simply Awesome!!! The Girl never looked better, and a Bond Girl too!
Awesome! now I need to do a bond marathon.
awesome
Excellent!