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Kaiser Frey - Amy [Pinups]
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Hey everyone! Today I bring you some new pinups for Amy. We have three different poses and 7 pictures. All of them are in vertical 4k. These are heavily inspired by the exact kind of pinup I used to make years ago. The style I used was often defined by contrasting light, usually blue and red combined to create depth, and cute poses. The backgrounds were often simple. Like a studio photoshoot.
For many years I used Cycles exclusively. Cycles is a true ray tracer, so many techniques you use in photography work quite well. That was particularly nice for pinups. Here, except for only one picture, everything was rendered in Cycles just like I used to.
The cute kneeling pose is the one I spent the most time working on. It's a pose I've always had in mind but never realy got around to creating. The shiny pose from below with strong contrasting lighting is simply one of my favorite views.
The other one where she's posing with her arms behind her back was always one of my favorite ways to "photograph" a character. Despite being simple it looks very cute, like she's waiting for you to appreciate her figure. I made several similar pictures like this with many characters.
Anyway, I'll post more of her on Sunday. It's a kind of animation I particularly enjoy a lot.
Hey everyone! Today I bring you some new pinups for Amy. We have three different poses and 7 pictures. All of them are in vertical 4k. These are heavily inspired by the exact kind of pinup I used to make years ago. The style I used was often defined by contrasting light, usually blue and red combined to create depth, and cute poses. The backgrounds were often simple. Like a studio photoshoot.
For many years I used Cycles exclusively. Cycles is a true ray tracer, so many techniques you use in photography work quite well. That was particularly nice for pinups. Here, except for only one picture, everything was rendered in Cycles just like I used to.
The cute kneeling pose is the one I spent the most time working on. It's a pose I've always had in mind but never realy got around to creating. The shiny pose from below with strong contrasting lighting is simply one of my favorite views.
The other one where she's posing with her arms behind her back was always one of my favorite ways to "photograph" a character. Despite being simple it looks very cute, like she's waiting for you to appreciate her figure. I made several similar pictures like this with many characters.
Anyway, I'll post more of her on Sunday. It's a kind of animation I particularly enjoy a lot.
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