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Published: 2008-03-30 15:01:03 +0000 UTC; Views: 17098; Favourites: 169; Downloads: 1987
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PhotoStudio, about ten hours.March 2008.
Nena Trinity from the Japanese anime series Gundam.
Version without gag => [link]
Five photo references for the bodyposition, the character and the background.
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Comments: 30
LOL, poor Nena bound and gagged. Louise would laugh her butt off.
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i rly liked the colorinng and the hair and the bomb makes me laugh with the sad face xD
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An oldie, but a goodie. Thanks!
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Maybe, maybe... it's also very old and I do a little bit better nowadays.
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Neither bombs nor giant mecha will stay this lovely anime babe.
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She's half free already... sorry for the bad tying.
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Just as long as she escapes in the next 12 seconds wearing that hot little jumpsuit.
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Now what good is tying her up if you're not going to gag her, I ask you? 8)
Raises an interesting question we'll never have answered in our lifetime, I'm sure ... how much harder would it be for a bound and gagged girl to struggle to free herself in zero gravity?
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Didn't the Russians check that out? They once sent an astronaut couple in space who married later.
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very good job giving her face that anime feel. I really like the way this one is colored, slighty blurred sharp planes of color, it's simple but still has that realistic feel with that attention you put to the reflected light and the shadow. Now this is a lesson from my design class about the importance of stroke (outline) weight along with position of the objects. Design says, that objects that a closer to the viewer should have a thicker outline than the things that are firther away of off in the background, which would have a hairline sized stroke. While i'm not really sure about the capabilities of photostudio, i think this is a good thing to keep in mind for your next piece.
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I think someone told me that before, that fixed size lines are a bit boring. So I really should try that once. On the other hand I am always afraid to make the outlines too thick, which I don't really like. Typically I make 4-5 pixel lines on a 2000x2000 pixel image. What do you use?
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well when i import the drawing with the base colors in the .eps vector format i use a hair line outline just so the colors are separated, then i import another .eps that's identical to the base layer only it is just an outline, then depending on where i place the object i adjust the outline layer individually by modifying the stroke under blending options in photoshop. I work on 3000 X 2400 typically so i leave a lot of room for rough edges to be cleaned up.
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I think I prefer this version. Damned if I know why...^^
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Hope that shuttle's faster than the bomb with the sad face. Nice work.
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I just hope those on the display are minutes and not seconds ... otherwise she is a goner ... and that would be a waste!!!
A rescued DiD is a DiD that could be recaptured ...
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I don't know much about that anime (or *any* anime), but apparently she is not such a nice person. But don't worry, the bomb is a dud. I know! After all, I put it there
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Even better!!!
It is even a good thing to recapture a "bad one"!!!
Clever choice the dud!!! Add drama to the pic without any danger!!!
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