3D Rendering of Lynda Carter as Wonder Woman using iClone

[hootersfiend]

Hi, folks,

Hootersfiend here...aka genchang2112 at deviantart.com.

I use a 3D animation program called iClone, and with it, I can create and animate almost any character I can imagine.

I tried my hand at making my own 3D Lynda Carter Wonder Woman character, and (although I've made a couple of tweaks since these images) I'm rather proud of how they turned out.

The face I got from a high quality Lynda Carter photo. Her costume is hand drawn on a clothing mesh using PhotoShop, as are the stars on her blue spankies. The gold eagle and belt were copied from a high quality costume image also using PhotoShop.

I hope you like. Yes, the images are mine. I am Hootersfiend here, and genchang2112 at deviantart.

Lynda Carter as Wonder Woman



Wonder Woman tide's coming in
Tide's coming in

Wonder Woman waist deep in water. "Dive suit? I don't need no steenkin' dive suit!"




Wonder Woman in muddy water



Wonder Woman in the mud...thanks to Druscilla

"Druscilla, you little b****! When I get my hands on you, you're gonna wish you'd never pushed me in this mudhole!" (For this image, I was able to apply some mud textures to her skin image and costume, and also used a wet hair accessory.)

[Mr. X]

Nice stuff!

[hootersfiend]

Thanks, Mr.X

[batgirl1969]

Wow..so i bet you could do batgirl on the pattern cutter like this? Except maybe add in a little harder core bdsm? You are good!

[hootersfiend]

Most kind, batgirl1969, thank you.
Hmmm...never really tackled Batgirl before. Interesting. Some of the stuff that iClone can do is still somewhat limited, but I might be able to put Wondie and Batgirl in an water bound tencacular situation.

[hootersfiend]

Here's a couple of animated videos of my Lynda Carter Wonder Woman taking the dip in her regular outfit....






In retrospect, I should've added a nice blue sky to the imagery, but I forgot...so...just call it an overcast day over Themyscira.

Hope you like.

[tallyho]

Wow! Great job , especially the swimming one.
I know nothing about such things but as a layman it looked impressive.
Well done.

[hootersfiend]

Thanks, Tallyho...most kind.
In truth, if it weren't for iClone, I would've never gotten into 3D modeling, let alone animation.
IClone itself is not a modeling app, but it is an easy to learn animation tool. I found this app by
happy accident when shopping for Magix Movie Edit Pro. A demo came with MMEP, and when I tried it out, I knew I'd found what I was looking for. Between Blender for making ships and props, and iClone for characters and costumes and sets, I've got a darn good toolset.