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Elle-Arden — Elf Pin Up
Published: 2013-04-16 15:10:57 +0000 UTC; Views: 26287; Favourites: 65; Downloads: 0
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I made this for to give his girls something to be jealous of.
Daz 4.5 (YES I have finally given in) Reality and Lux. There is a tiny bit of postwork in GIMP, mainly just the background.
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She is so pretty! I love how the gold has come out too!
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Looks wonderful!
And yes, the girls are probably pouting. Fortunately, I'm far enough away that I don't have to listen to it.
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her figure is so well done...so isnt too thin even though elf tiny....very well done..just beautiful..
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Thanks! Glad you like it! She even has a bit of a tummy but I thought it looked good on her.
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i think the realistic portryal of the female form adds to her sensuality
there are reasons for the soft curve of hips and tummy and thys and breast
that add to that dynamic that makes her a woman.
when females are portrayed too thin with super flat or concave stomachs
no hips, ribs sticking out,..they dont look healthy.
it also makes it harder for those of us who have real female forms to approciate those forms
or be appreciated by others..
looking at this piece i felt more comfortable with me with my own unique beauty despite my scars and imperfections.
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Well that is all true. I have to point out that some females are really skinny without necessarily trying to be that way and though I don't think most people find that really attractive, I was once that way myself (ha ha not now though) and I got a lot of crap about that too. I think as a culture we are way too paranoid about people who are too thin or too heavy. But it is important to understand that a healthy woman would have curves and hips etc and can still be fit and healthy but still have some shape - not a skeleton either. I actually heard more crap about my weight when I was skinny. As a heavier person no one wants to say anything but when you are skinny it's somehow ok for people to nag at you or poke at you for being underweight. I don't think that's right either. But isn't it important to be able to see the beauty in everyone in spite of the scars? That's a really good point.
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i never thought of that..that people who are really thin get poked fun at too.
it is something to keep in mind.
i know my brother is very thin because of a physical condition.
to see beauty in any and every body type..that is what we as artists should strive for huh.
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That can be really hard because I think that what each of us considers beautiful is going to influence our art a lot. But yes to see beauty in everyone is a gift - no matter what they look like! I have a hard time with the weight extremes though because I see the health problems there, not just the outer part.
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yeah our own personal ideas and self views will always influence us..
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Ooooo, so beautiful! Love the way the gold material rendered in this one! Just awesome hon! Great pose and nice realism! yay!
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Thanks Suzi! I think I am getting the skin settings better in reality now!! I set the gold all the way up to 9800-9900 somewhere in there. It didn't even take too long to render all the noise out so that was good!
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I think you are too! Very realistic! And that gold looks so good against her skin as well! yay!
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I like how the gold lights her up a little bit. I love Lux!!
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I do too! Lux really does a great job with the metals!
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