If there was any doubt about how tiny j'rykhai are...."Long story short: an eagle-eyed observer one more intimately familiar with the firearm in question noted that the .44 Colt Anaconda shown is
far too small in the original photomorph if the kitten is a mere 133cm tall.
Mis-scaled Versions:
The FixAfter researching the weapon and analyzing the original source photo, this observation proved to be all too correct. The magnum revolver in the model's grip (based upon her listed height of 172.7cm) figures to 34.3cm long unsurprisingly, exactly the listed size of a pistol of that type and model.
Perfectionist that I am, that meant re-factoring the pistol scale in the photomorph... and this resulted in a
massive increase in its relative size.* In the process, I also did some significant body fixes to bring the figure closer to correct proportions (yes, this is still an
adult of the species).
Due to the limited resolution of the original photo, it ultimately proved more effective to scale the image down to suit the gun than size the weapon up, thus the reduced image above.
The result is a bit clumsy but at least things are sized properly.
[*The scale of the correction and the error that required it results in part from a significant reduction made in the canon height of j'rykhai since the original photomorph was produced but the scale of the revolver would still have been significantly too small even in that early version.]
Digital Photomorph, Adobe Photoshop.
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COPYRIGHT NOTICE: The primary base image is of model Micah Moore. I make no claims of creation nor ownership over that original photo.
This photomorph was produced for the purposes of conceptualization and technical practice and should not be construed a challenge to the copyright nor ownership of the original intellectual property.
The image was chosen for this manipulation experiment solely due to its appropriateness in original physique and pose, and does not reflect a particular stance, opinion nor commentary in regard to its original content, creator, nor owner.
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