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Pseudonym3D β Breakfast at Rapture
Published: 2014-03-02 17:09:58 +0000 UTC; Views: 51252; Favourites: 899; Downloads: 1436
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I originally made this picture on the suggestion of a DeviantArt member, the pose and setting is a tribute to a photo of Audrey Hepburn here which was a promo shot for the film "Sabrina"Decided to use a white dress this time, always nice to mix things up a bit.
Click here for a version with photoshop filters added
And here for the same but in 16:9 format for a desktop background
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And just like that, my bad day became a little prettie-better.
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It is disgusting how you come up with all this great stuff.
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Audrey Hepburn and Elizabeth.... F*#% that's an awesome combo. Freaking love it. Amazing work and lovely tribute.
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What a nice style you have!!! I love her! but the lighting in this is so very nice also!Β Beautiful work!
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Everything in this is amazingly beautiful ! Even her skin spots !
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Agreed wholeheartedly, I don't know why people would photoshop them out, they add to the character and realism
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So beautiful! 
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So this version and the "Veronica Lake" version are in rapture all THIS TIME!!!!!!!!. I prefer her over the other "one" any day. I think the other one feels to apart from the original and totally feels like it is two different characters than the same one.
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What a lovely Elizabeth. She looks so regal. The lighting also is perfect for her. Fantastic.
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This is exquisite...she's captured beautiful and she light and shadow play well in this scene.Β The eyes are entrancing and she's lovely.
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Well this one look warmer that the real one in rapture! Nice job.
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I think she is FROM Bioshock, I JUST know it!!
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"GIVE US THE GIRL, AND WIPE AWAY YOUR DEBT!"
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I was gunna say that it looked a lot like Elizabeth from Bioshock.. then I read the title. Nicely done ^^
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"and she said well that's one thing we've got"
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Did you use references for your Elizabeth model (front/side planes in your chosen modelling program) or did you work freehand?
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The model is imported directly from the game with bones included so all proportions are already done for me,
The only reference I used for posing purposes is the Audrey Hepburn pic, actually posing her was done free hand.
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I can't stop looking at her... great job, compliments!
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This piece is absolutely beautiful, and the shading is spectacular. One thing's bugging me though: the woman in the picture looks like Elizabeth (correct me if I'm wrong), and if it is Elizabeth, she's a resident of Columbia, not Rapture.
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Elizabeth does make an appearance in Rapture (admittedly not in this attire) but I wanted to keep to the picture of Audrey and have a similar background and so Booker's office in rapture was the best place to do it.
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in the expansion pack for bioshock infinite, "burial at sea", elizabeth is in rapture.
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Ok. I simply cant describe how gorgeous this is.
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She looks Beautiful
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Nope, the dress is the corset just with a different texture added
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Her waist is always that small.
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I think her expression is what i like the most.
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Wow. What tools were used, did you make that model?
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3DS Max with the Vray plugin, I didn't make the model, its the in game one extracted with UModel and imported with ActorXImporter, but I did add the white cloth texture, the rose and custom eyes
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Ah! i guess you cant take requests to make this photo to a wallpaper? I love it!
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Do you mean 1920x1080 for a PC wallpaper? That can be done, I will add it to my list of to-dos, (its a long list though)
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yes for a pc wallpaper! Thanks. it will be lovely! I hope its not too much work for you. Keep it up mate
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Here you go mate:
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oooh! thank you very much!
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Thanks, the stripy effect isa neat little trick I discovered by accident really and the rest is the standard 3 point lighting system with some additions
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