[Shell review] Gorgeous "ugly" Georgia...

ShelLuser

Hi gang!

Last time I vented, and mentioned as such, I scared the artist in question and we can't have that. So a review it is. I really think it's a shame that Daz3D doesn't provide any option for reviews below their products, IMO a seriously missed opportunitty. Anyway, I can respect them not doing so and in return I hope they can respect my wishes for still wanting to express myself. In full honesty: if not then I can totally understand. Still... so far, so good ;)

Georgia for Victoria 7

(please read my full review?)

So I'm going to be totally honest with you lot...  What a horrendous figure! Those lips shout "botox" to me, did she do something to her ears too? I'm not sure but.. omg, I dunno but really. And then of course the hips. Did she get lipo-waist suction or something to make that happen? What a fake!

And what a beauty!

Apologies for what may seem like a confusing review but the above is my personal opinion when looking at Georgia as a character. See, my artistic opinion though doesn't necessarily meet that of my own, despite that maybe sounding crazy (watch me no care). But I'm serious: when looking at Georgia as a character my first impression is to turn around, move away and stay clear; she looks fake as heck to me.

But ...  doesn't that emotional reaction of mine tell us something? I dunno about you but I bought this critter almost right away after, especially when I discovered the awesome discount Daz has applied (at the time of writing!). Because if 'she' manages to trigger this kind of first response in me then surely it's safe to assume that she'll trigger other reactions as well?  I'm a male, and there have been several well known female popstars who I'd rather steer WAAAY clear from whereas some friends of mine considered her the hottest fem ever.

Instead of doubting myself I realized the obvious.

And at the risk of taking this a wee bit overboard but I'd also like to mention that the artist put attention to every bit of detail, including genetalia.

Which then leads us to her birthmarks... and one rather specifically placed and hard to miss (even on the product page). And if there's anything I learned from my girlfriend then... well...  it only makes Georgia so much more believable for me. Because sometimes appearances are a big deal (I myself don't care all that much) and from that perspective I can suddenly understand why Georgia would have "botox lips" (= my impression!) because... maybe she tried too hard (?) to compensate other areas?

And now we suddenly have a character with some depth in her non-existing storyline.

Which makes her a perfect character for me!

Each to their own but... from my POV you are missing out without Georgia.

Heck... she even brings me back to my teens... oh dear.. "The Five"?  a group of teens who wanted to be dectetives and there was this one girl called Georgina who hated her name, was also a bit of a tomboy, and wanted to be called George. Yah, I had a teenage crush on her for sure :)

Oh well..  Either way: if you're looking for a female character... one with full mats.. then this is a real big steal at the time of writing.

Genesis 3, yes, true enough, but ... seriously?  Who cares?!!  I still manage to make appealing and sometimes a wee bit arousing renders with Genesis. The very first? Old doesn't imply obsolete and Genesis 3rd gen is very capable.

Thanks for reading, I hope this could be useful for some of you!

 

PS

This is the second time I've done this and well: for the record: I will never lower myself to complain in a review about products, unless... something went really completely overboard. Thing is: I once (!) requested a refund from Daz while I was even unsure it was possible. I've been using Daz for well over 8 years. Next moment I have store credits!! And they're long used ;)  My point: I believe in "if you don't have anything nice to say, then maybe don't say a thing at all?", unless of course.. context.

 

nemesis10

There are a few things here:

1. first, google "parasocial relationship".
2. second, as someone who is Black, I never realized that thin bony lips are a standard... I always thought people wanted lush lips... go figure!
3. finally, Raiya is a great artist.

Gordig

nemesis10 said:

second, as someone who is Black, I never realized that thin bony lips are a standard... I always thought people wanted lush lips... go figure!

My wife is black, and she's constantly complaining about white people not having lips when we're watching movies. The worst is when a character will say something about lips, and she shouts "WHAT lips?!"

nonesuch00

What I look like to Skynet (see attachments). Oh sorry, I've lost another tale.  Due carrion.