Grandma + Portrait Pro

Granddad · May 2, 2020

Lockdown has resulted in some more home studio work plus some taken outside on the way home from our weekly shop (via the scenic route). Number 1 is one of my favourites.
C & C always welcome but this was a strictly for fun project. Grandma had a huge laugh when she saw the results of my art work. I'm truly blessed to have a very versatile wife who is up for modeling in a variety of genres.

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jcdeboever · May 2, 2020

Man you have a lot of wives. Where do you find the energy?

Granddad · May 2, 2020

jcdeboever said:
Man you have a lot of wives. Where do you find the energy?

Ebay. Wigs. Average price on those was about £15 each.

Much of the rest of her outfits came from charity stores, for example, the boots in number 1 cost £5. Just about only thing bought new was the catsuit.... and the hat in 4 and 5 is mine, she forgot to take her £2 charity store cowboy hat.

Warhorse · May 2, 2020

Nice work Granddad!
Your wife seems to enjoy this even more than you. Congrats!

Space Face · May 2, 2020

I wish the grannies I know looked like that.

Granddad · May 2, 2020

Warhorse said:
Nice work Granddad!
Your wife seems to enjoy this even more than you. Congrats!

I do believe that you are 100% correct! :biglaugh:

Space Face said:
I wish the grannies I know looked like that.

So do I!

Full credit is due to A)the basic canvas of the model, B) Lightroom 5, C) PS CS6, D) Portrait Pro 18, E) Portrait Pro Body 3.

I should add that my wife's makeup skills are limited. Portrait Pro 18 has the facility to allow me to correct and improve what she hasn't got quite right for the image I'm aiming at.

To be fair I should also say that my wife has done more than her fair share, over the last 2 years she's lost somewhere in the regions of 30 lbs (13.6 Kilos).