This was great just from teh picture then when the music cut in it blew me away
3 thumbs up for going above and beyond

This is beautiful and clever! Audio really brings the pic to life!

Out-friggen-stannding!
I might have to do a rendering of this too..

Who's the singer btw?

Yes! The soundtrack is a first.

Easy 10 from me,
BB

An absolutely fabulous approach to image posting. Not so much because of the Awesome artwork but the sound track makes it even more entertaining!

This great image made Lady Heromorph's Top Ten Images of the Week ending December 6th, 2008.

Was: "how many grooves...?"
It depends. If you have one cut on a LP Record side (e.g., Arlo Guthrie's "Alice's Restaurant) or 8 cuts on the side. You waste a lot of grooves in between each cut. You will have to specify before I start counting...

This is simply amazing! Jaw droppingly Amazing...

I'm gonna have to go down to the basement and pull out all those old LPs...

Trivia : How many grooves are on each side of an LP record? Send me a PM with the answer.



And speaking of Julie London, don't forget the years she was Nurse Dixie McCall on Emergency! seen here with real life husband Bobby Troup.

I just had to drop back by and drool a little more before moving on in the gallery.

A perfect 10, Cheif! The pic blew me away (Excellent layout, looks just like an old record album my grandparents would never have bought!) but the music took me totally by pleasent surprise! [I'd definately come-a to Shulkie's house!] Truly a masterpiece!

Whoa!! Goin' gaga over those almost tactile long gloves, that face, that dress and umm . . . .that bod. Order me a rooti kazooti as I grab a seat. Think I'll stick around for the show

For a long time, I didn't know what to say about this. But (never at a loss for words): this is the best artistic rendering of an antique Shure microphone I have ever seen! (BTW, I have a Julie London record - NOT a CD - that came with a yard sale batch of Sinatras). I guess you already know it's a great pic. I think up some criticism in about a week.

brilliant work sir.

You can learn a lot of cultural back history from these posts. Not only had I a vague idea about Julie London, but I wasn't aware Edie Adams or Diahann Carroll were jazz artists at all. I just thought Ms. Adams was a comic actress (which is good, since it fits into Shulkie's standup routine in a previous post).

The notes about "...visual sound Stereo" are particularly interesting since I didn't know what it was supposed to specify. I tried to find a Liberty Records logo to match the Julie London LP's, but I couldn't find one with a high enough rez. Hence the fictitious "Marvel Records" logo, a detail I must admit, I like.

I imagine there would be a market for this kind of tribute entertainment. You get a sense of class back then, even if they didn't have it, that seems unknown nowadays. I enjoy reading Ross MacDonald's Archer detective series of that era. It really gives you an insight of the post-war culture.

There are tribute bands for vintage R&R, and burlesque has made some kind of a comeback, belly dance is popular again, so who knows? Maybe it is up to the comics to bring it back.

(Darkblade's tut can be found here:
http://heromorph.com/heromorph2/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=1846&forum=22&post_id=21486#forumpost21486)

Thank YOU for the compliment!

This is an excellent re-take of the cover photo for "Lonely Girl"; where Julie is standing in front of a grand piano, in a strapless gown. I think that my favorite album of Hers is "Around Midnight", though. What really sets this one off is the use of the words "...visual sound STEREO" in the upper right. This was the time frame where stereo was overtaking monural recording; a big event indeed. And this statement was found on a lot of records back then; I have a few in my collection somewhere.

As PeterCotton states, an excellent job on the shading of the skin. What really reminds me of Julie here, besides the sultry expression and the languid pose, are the opera gloves. They were 'de rigeur' for all female jazz artists of that time, (reference Dinah Washington, Edie Adams, and Diahann Carroll). The shading on them blends in well with the positioning of the lights; the ones shining on the curtins, and the overheads, shining down on She-Hulk. The lipstick is picture perfect; not one point overdone. And the dress is exactly like those Miss London, and other artists wore during that time period. A lot of these ladies started out in cocktail lounges; where a little 'slinky-ness' was expected. ( check out the "RatPack" movies and TV shows of that era, too )

This picture gives us a glimpse back at a bygone era; one that, sadly, will never return...but, will live on forever in our memories...

( I'd give you a "20" on this...but, they'll only allow me to do a '10'...sorry! ) ( I'm also sorry I ran on for so long...couldn't help myself...THIS IS A GREAT PIECE OF ART!!!! )

Yup... all that Android just said! OMG, this is fargin brilliant! I am really blown away by what you've done here and that is saying a great deal considering how high my expectations are based on all you've already shown! Add Julie London singing... smooth as butter! You've really gone waaay above and beyond this time! Stellar, man!!!
BTW, although my manual skills have atrophied greatly as a result of neglect, I'd still love to read that thread on techniques although I couldn't find it on my own. Where. specifically might I locate this, if you don't mind my asking?

Absolutely beautiful AND with audio!!! Brilliant piece CO!

This is one of the most awesome works I ever saw.

Where is nudity?

Where is the smell of sex and depravation?

Here we find a sexy BUT not vulgar woman. We see glamour and, most important of all, we see an artist doing a fantastic job.

I'm tired of seeing women treated like prostitutes or porn stars. Mr. Co_04 makes me believe that there is still hope for the super heroines brought to life at Heromorph.

Oh! And it was a lovely surprise the fact that this piece of art was attached to a really cool song! What a premiere!

Well everything has been said. Just want to congratulate u, this is really a master piece
Concept, art, realization, and the music is the cherry on the pie

This is more than Awesome,co, this is A MASTERPIECE of a genius.

You ROCK, my friend.

Hey, Babee!

Whoa!!!!!!!!!
This is amazing!!! Great job on everything! I love the sequins. WOW.

this is MAGNIFICENT!i love your SheHulk here, who manages to be extraordinarly sexy while still retaining a lot of class. i also LOVE the skinshading here, which while still green, manages to be quite lifelike. i also love the little 'huh?' sig. all in all, my new favorite of yours.

MAKE MORE!

O melhor trabalho do ano

Eu vi ela cantantando


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