Tuatha Eire by Hairybiker
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Hi all!
Took more time out from the big project to knock out a few things that have been stuck in the back of my mind, making the place even untidier. ;o)
Believe it or not, this is Thorne's 'Jammie' figure with one of Xurge's breastplates (modified by me) and a transmap I made for the long conforming curls.
What I'm wondering is, does this look alright as is, or should I put some kinda background in?
Also, I tend not to do much post-work other than brushing out the elbow joints on my figures, but I was wondering how other people do their post-work...?
Thanks for looking, either way! :o)
- Hairy
Comments (6)
I think it looks great concidering you did minimal post work. I usually have to do all the joints in post. I don't think it needs a background as it would take away from the wording. I like what you did with the hair too :)
hey I never saw her there before mate, where you been hiding her eh? :) great job!
very nice job...as far as a background, it depends, sometimes backgrounds compete with figures and with words...if you want to make a greeting or post card I would stick to a simple background, maybe a gradient...
Mebbe a big shamrock for her to plant her pretty fanny on? The hair is really well done!
Beautiful face and hair. Truly an Irish Beauty in every way.
She is absolutely beautiful and I would say no more background. All that quiet green suits her very well. And your hairtransmap....sigh! Great!!!