Goodbye, Dolly by Dream9Studios
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
“If you want the rainbow, you gotta put up with the rain.”
Date Published: August 29, 2026
I’m not a big country music fan, at all really, but I have always had a soft spot for Dolly Parton. She was just such an amazing human being, and her life story is so inspirational. I decided the other day that I wanted to make this small tribute to her. I didn’t sculpt a face morph to match Dolly, instead I recalled an interview she did where she was asked who she wanted to play her in a biopic. One of her picks was Scarlet Johansson. Since the Tatiana character I created was inspired by Scarlet, it seemed the perfect character for this piece. In addition to that I added big blonde hair, a coat of many colors, an acoustic guitar (adjusted to be smaller like the guitars she chose to play), long fingernails, high heels, sparkling jewelry, and lots of butterflies. Thank you, Dolly, for all the wonderful light you brought to this usually very dark world.
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Comments (7)
wonderful homage :-) for a great lady
She was indeed a great lady. Thank you
Superb Tribute...
Thank you, I did my best. :)
Very nicely done
Thank you!
A really beautiful tribute to an amazing and beautiful (in so many ways) human being, Lizzie! This sad, dark world could use a few billion more like her. Rest In Peace, Dolly.
Indeed, she truly was an amazing lady, and I wish more people would take a page from her book. Thanks, Rod!
Beautiful tribute!
Thank you!
The face isn't an exact match but it's still a great fit. Love the hair and textures on her outfit. You captured the vibe of her younger days.
Thank you. The face isn't meant to be an exact match of Dolly; I explained that in the render's description. :)
Love this.