Cassaundra - Just Some Mucking Around.. by RodS
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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Say hello to Cassaundra!
Just a wee bit of playing with some morphs.. I've found I can use the 3D features in PS CC2019 to make a 3D "postcard" which can be imported into Poser (or DS) and used as an overlay with the transparency set to 60 - 70% or so. I overlaid the face of this reference from an old magazine. I have literally thousands of these scans from old magazines as references.
I didn't have a hair figure that matched the reference hair, so I just cut the hair out of the reference image, and fiddled with it after sizing it to her head. She's not a perfect match, but I'll do some playing with it later. Anyway, I have a nice new character morph to play with. No telling where she might show up....
As always, thanks so much for all the wonderful comments on my calendar, and for all your awesome support! Page 24 is in process, and will hopefully be posted in a few days.
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Comments (37)
Beautiful!
Nice job Rod!!!
Great job with the hair. I think there is a 3D version of it here called Dynasty Hair. I love mucking around with idea. Before I know it, it’s 3 AM. Super post card.
It's like a deja-vu, a cover model of Vogue magazine, probably from the 70's, I assume.
Outstanding fabulous awesome character, glamorous and gorgeous, brilliant awesome render.
Mesmerizing beauty and a magnificent Masterpiece of Finest Arts. I love it!
It was very likely scanned from a copy of Vogue, Glamour, or a similar fashion magazine. I've got literally thousands of images I've collected / scanned over the years. I used to do a lot of airbrushing, and had notebooks full of images as references. When I got into computers and CG, I scanned all the pages in those notebooks. They take up a lot less physical space that way! LOL
She looks fantabulous, Rod! A most exceptional and fine figure and beautiful portrait! Many praises from me!
looks great to me and she is beautiful
Nice work, Rod! She looks beautiful!
Superb! Nicely done!
Fantastic work on this beautiful character.
wow, very good work!
Great work on the shape, the eyes aren't a match yet but those are a matter of posing, get her face angled down slightly and the eyes pointing at the camera to expose the whites underneath. Once again, great work.
Great work!!! :-)
This is wonderful work!
Nice work
Splendid !!
Take good care of yourself, I don't know if I'll be able to go on Renderosity for the next few weeks. I'm leaving next Saturday, a bit like going to Lourdes and hoping for a miracle...
You did an amazing job with this project...I can easily see Cassaundra joining the elite TNA team someday! Excellent work Rod! :-)
The differences are so slight Rod. This has turned out really well Sir! Beautifully prepared and a real pleasure to view!
Superb portrait !
Wow, she looks great! You did an amazing job. The hair and face both look wonderful. Bravo!
You have a multitude of great ideas and talents Rod. Very impressive I say. 5+++
Fantastic work,excellent done,like it very much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!5*
Amazing work!!!
Interesting and very well executed technique 👌 looking forward to more !!!
Good Stuff Rod
That looks awesome my friend really cool :)
Wow amazingly beautiful! Adorable character 👍🙋♂️
What a great technique, Rod...came out nicely.
Hi Rod, you really did a fantastic job here, she looks simply awesome!!!!! 😉 I wish you and Jo a nice weekend!
totally interesting idea!!
I have no knowledge of the techniques you used unfortunately, so I can't respond as your other fans have. But when I see the magazine photo and yours, i can appreciate the amazing adaptation you created. The magazine model has a more stern look (which remains in vogue even today---ie, the 'forbidden' look that advertisers love, to make their products feel forbidden therefore creating a desire to have it, own it, etc). But you've sofened her considerably to a kinder and more open face...in fact she seems gently vulnerable. (And beautiful work on the eyes, the face coloration, etc.) You've, of course, removed the turtleneck, etc, and replaced it with a bold bikini top, and that red is big and dominates. (And btw, placing this against a light cream background---with a tad of pink in it---is a wonderful choice.) She's striking but vulnerable and open, even posing a question. And you made her hair much more full, plus a more complex angle (the magazine model is facing us, yours is turned slightly, while she turns to acknowlege us---that's a photographer's way of seeing things!) Beautiful transformation. I wish I knew the techniques, but "60% transparency as a guide for playing with the V4 morphs"---I'll have to take your word on that...but visually I can see your beautiful work at work. (Love the font, btw...garamond? It's very classy...)