Giorgio Armani or gangster?

Two weeks ago I received my PP-Toys clothes "Peaky Blinder style". I also ordered a Tom Hardy head because I watched "Taboo" not so long ago and liked the style and character. So I threw them together and booom: Giorgio Armani commercial was in da house. Or on the streets.
The coat didn't fit on the muscular body on top of all the other clothes...but it was the only spare one laying around. Need to get some other bodies soon.

I thought black and white was quiet fitting, but also added some colored ones.  

The black and white ones seem to come straight from a film noir.

Definitely "catalog style" photos... of clothing that almost always fails to look as impressive on us as it does on the models in the catalog!


That last pic suggests Giorgio Gangsta has just realized the pig has gone missing!

Excellent custom figure and great photography against your otherwise medieval backdrop. Perhaps a little too natural and rugged for Giorgio Armani, but the black-and-white photography and clear focus certainly conveys the feel of it. Beautifully done.

davidd wrote:That last pic suggests Giorgio Gangsta has just realized the pig has gone missing!

Indeed.

GubernatorFan wrote:Excellent custom figure and great photography against your otherwise medieval backdrop. Perhaps a little too natural and rugged for Giorgio Armani,

Old houses are a thing in Europe.

TravelGuide wrote:Old houses are a thing in Europe.

I know, I was born there. I was just commending Valiarde in making his medieval diorama serve a modern purpose in this way.

Gorgeous pics! Setting, character, lighting, all top notch.

Cool figure and diorama! I especially like the b/w shots, they look great!

Something a bit different... I like it! The black and white version does work especially well.

Absolute great shots. I see that Guy from the Lawless movie in him ! He need a bottle of moonshine and a Ford T

nice shots, especially the lighting. could be a back alley in sin city just as well.

maybe I'm overthinking but now that we got a max character (although not mel) and a now missing pig, could the plot thicken for a barter town basement scene?

As awesome as Tom Hardy is, let's not distract Valiarde from his planned medieval fantasy diorama. You could make him a soldier or a merchant, or a thief.

davidd wrote:Definitely "catalog style" photos... of clothing that almost always fails to look as impressive on us as it does on the models in the catalog!


That last pic suggests Giorgio Gangsta has just realized the pig has gone missing!

This made me lough out loud, especially when I scrolled back to watch at that last pic. SHERLOCK HARDY in his new movie "WHO STOLE THE PIG and the whole pen?" in front of his eyes.

GubernatorFan wrote:

TravelGuide wrote:Old houses are a thing in Europe.

I know, I was born there. I was just commending Valiarde in making his medieval diorama serve a modern purpose in this way.

Thanks guys, as you might have realized, the wall here is red while the pig scene had a black wall. I made it two styles on purpose to fit severeal scenes with one diorama (The true intention was to use one side of the wall for outdoor dios and one for indoor, but it also works for different outdoor settings this way)

Ephiane wrote:Absolute great shots. I see that Guy from the Lawless movie in him ! He need a bottle of moonshine and a Ford T  

Did not see that one, but glad the pics make you think on it. So, I guess the medieval dio needs a FordT.

Tjolnir wrote:nice shots, especially the lighting. could be a back alley in sin city just as well.

maybe I'm overthinking but now that we got a max character (although not mel) and a now missing pig, could the plot thicken for a barter town basement scene?

Thanks, I think anything is possible in fantasy town. Something something fishy is going on with missing pigs...

GubernatorFan wrote:As awesome as Tom Hardy is, let's not distract Valiarde from his planned medieval fantasy diorama. You could make him a soldier or a merchant, or a thief.

Yeah I need to get this medieval thing done, no distraction

Really cool shots — and nice use of your diorama from the Pig and the Maiden. The B&W shots look fantastic — Tom seems to be time traveling again.

really fishy indeed as noone is looking for the poor maid instead of the piggy

The black and white shots are the best ones, and hey, he might be a gangster but doesn't mean he can't wear a nice set of clothes.