Pulp Fiction!

They look great, both the photos and the figures. My favorite of them all is the latest "outdoor" shot of them.

Beautiful photography and graphic design. These guys are lethal even without their weapons! (Second-hand smoke.)

Thanks a lot everyone for the kind comments and feedback, it means a lot, very sorry I couldn't answer before (some health problems kept me away from social medias, while it forced me to stay home, not such a bad deal in the end, but I missed posting here!)

I had a try at recreating the most iconic scene of the movie, the "jack rabbit slim's twist contest"... Hope you'll like!

Out of respect for mr Tarantino, I spent some times editing the joints, mainly on the feet to convey the dance feel better (and match Quentin's fetish lmao)

Beautifully done. I was wondering what kind of magic you applied to it to make it look so incredibly realistic. But even if there was some photoshop involved (and that in itself is impressive work), you obviously employed a whole bunch of different body parts and accessories to make it happen. It came together perfectly in the end.

Fantastic stuff as always blackpool!

That ponytail version looks way way better than the original!
Excellent poses and photography as expected, blackpool.
Is that the Redman Mia?

Wonderful shots! You beautifully captured the scene and even their individual body language. Great editing, too!

Another really well done of photos. Nice touch adding your PS skills to the joints. I was wondering if you used your magic on that part. Nice recreation of the scene. Hope you’re feeling better.

Cool dangin shots, they look very much alive though I must say, not sure I was ready to lear about Mr. Quentin's fetish.

This is just so, so good, such an iconic scene and you nailed the poses and the feeling of movement and rhythm. 

And good to see you back blackpool!

@all thanks for the kind feedback!

To asnwer quickly, my Mia is a mix of both releases, I grabbed the rooted hair version but was disappointed with the likeness so I plugged redman's headsculpt on it, and voila! I used Pepper potts bare feet (with a pedicure lmao) to make her stand on her own as she comes only with high heeled feet or flat shoes.

More Mia!

Beautifully done. Of course neither portrait really did her justice, but that was not your fault.

Very cool poster reproductions. Nice job, Alex.

Simply wonderful Alex! You really know how to capture a figures full potential!