Okay, I know it's been a LONG while since the last post. Mike and I have been really busy. I wanted to continue this blog on my own, with my own vision so I've created a new blog. It's called GIRLS GONE OLD and it's along the lines of Fading Beauties with a few extras to come.
It's at girlsgoneold.blogspot.com
Hope to see you there!
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Fading in the Sun
That's what this pretty old thing is doing in this pic. Isn't her aging tummy delectable?
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Brigitte & Eva
Interesting photographies found today at DeviantArt.
Don't know if the models are mother and daughter, there no informations about that but it's interesting to compare an already mature woman and a still young one.
Maybe I made a 3D version of the first picture like I made for Corinn & Ann.
Corinn & Ann
Long time without posting but let's go again :)
Here two pictures I made and originally posted at DeviantArt here (http://mkg2k7.deviantart.com/).
I repost the original text posted with the second picture.
Today it's the cult of youth, at any price...
It is just so politically correct to show nude young healthy beauty.
It is so cool, but so boring to always see standardized slim young body.
As a virtual sculptor I like to explore all kind of bodies,
young AND old, athletic OR obese etc.
So, I planned a remake of 'Au Naturel' [link]
that was done with an old rendering method but in my way
I found more interesting to make the same scene but thirty years in the future.
The young women were in early twenty in the first picture and now in the early fifty, just mature women.
To sculpt an aging body is interesting but not very easy, and for the woman's body it could be challenging.
Time is cruel for alls and often more for a beautiful woman,
but I tried to not be too nasty here.
Of course they got some weight, wrinkles, and their past glorious breasts are now defeated by the gravity but they are still seductive women.
For the plants, I change the parameters so bushes became
trees now, and changing from spring to end of summer.
PS: someone asked me for the first picture the two have eyes for each other, I don't think so, just two friends, naturism's enthusiasts.
Here two pictures I made and originally posted at DeviantArt here (http://mkg2k7.deviantart.com/).
I repost the original text posted with the second picture.
It is just so politically correct to show nude young healthy beauty.
It is so cool, but so boring to always see standardized slim young body.
As a virtual sculptor I like to explore all kind of bodies,
young AND old, athletic OR obese etc.
So, I planned a remake of 'Au Naturel' [link]
that was done with an old rendering method but in my way
I found more interesting to make the same scene but thirty years in the future.
The young women were in early twenty in the first picture and now in the early fifty, just mature women.
Time is cruel for alls and often more for a beautiful woman,
but I tried to not be too nasty here.
Of course they got some weight, wrinkles, and their past glorious breasts are now defeated by the gravity but they are still seductive women.
For the plants, I change the parameters so bushes became
trees now, and changing from spring to end of summer.
PS: someone asked me for the first picture the two have eyes for each other, I don't think so, just two friends, naturism's enthusiasts.
Friday, April 9, 2010
Fading Beauty Birthday… LEIGHTON MEESTER
She was brave enough to okay it and was quoted as saying, "Any fear of aging, I think, is simply vanity, because what comes with age is so many wonderful things: wisdom, understanding. ... Every year, I'm always happy to be done with the previous age."
Leighton turns 24 today.
The Work - Bobby Neel Adams
Bobby Neel Adams is a talented photographer who likes to create photo-montages. One series, FamilyTree features people and their offspring's photos torn and glued together to compare how genetic features have been passed on. Another series, AgeMaps, takes photos, from the past and present, of one individual, tears them and glues them together to show how that person has aged. It's an interesting study in age progression. The first four here are part of the AgeMaps series while the rest are part of FamilyTree. Enjoy.
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