Ciri in the Skull Forest - Update May 27th

A little scene with my customised Ciri figure. The head is made by an russian artist (before the war) and the body is replaced by a jiaou doll body. The backdrop fits nicely to the scene of a cursed forest.

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Beautifully set up and shot! Even the poor horse looks sad and concerned.

Very well done. reminds me that with the right use of 2d backdrops you can save a lot of space. and the fact that, while playing the witcher, i basically forgot about looking for ciri

Very cool photos. A couple of those pics where she’s holding the skull up gave me a Hamlet vibe (“Alas! Poor Yorick!”) The background and floor fit well together.

Very well done! Beautiful figure and cute horse. It's overall a great set up for the diorama, you always make the most of a relatively small space and show how versatile it can be from the right angles.

nice work!

Nice photos, ElBundy. I like the feeling you portrayed.

Wow! This must be among my favorite shots so far. She is utterly gorgeous! And the horse, while a little small, is beautiful and a good match! So is the backdrop, too, of course. Very well put together, posed and shot!

Very nice work, ElBundy! The atmosphere is great. Did you actually change Ciri's eye color? I remember that the eyes were yellowish-green in earlier pictures, while they seem to be blue here. As a small gripe, I feel that the Jiaou Doll body is a little large for her head size.

Randam Hajile wrote:Very nice work, ElBundy! The atmosphere is great. Did you actually change Ciri's eye color? I remember that the eyes were yellowish-green in earlier pictures, while they seem to be blue here. As a small gripe, I feel that the Jiaou Doll body is a little large for her head size.

It may be the blue filter that change the eye color. They are yellowish green. The body-size is not the main problem. The gloves are too long. That is the reason for a weird disproportion effect.

ElBundy wrote:The body-size is not the main problem. The gloves are too long. That is the reason for a weird disproportion effect.

I remember the old Sideshow Padme figure had this same problem with the too-long gloves. I wonder if you can either cut them apart somehow or remake them from separate pieces? Like a pair of generic gloves, and then a gauntlet from faux leather. I had to do something similar to the Padme gloves in order for them to look right and fit onto an upgraded body.

The next scene with a different backdrop. I changed the annoying gloves. Red LED under the floor backdrop. No animal was harmed in this shooting.  

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That was very cool. The red light under the floor was a great idea. (How you can say "no animals were harmed" when clearly she cut off its head after she killed it...)

Der arme Wolf! But such a beautiful sequence. The combination between the printed or projected background and the real 3D pieces is excellent. Interesting effect with the surface. Her riding off with a smile is priceless.

only props Mark… only props…

really cool effects with the nebula and lights - also like the gloves better. Long gloves are cool, but when they clearly look like the figure cannot move anymore with them, they lose credibility for me.

Also like her smirk

Really great shots, those backdrops are great and the ground clutter is top tier. I like the latest photos with her fighting that werewolf.