A Distant Dream by MRX3010
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Poser 6, Vue 5, PS7
Thanks to all those who contributed material for this image.
From a dream we used to have about a place that was peaceful. I cannot remember the names only her face had clarity and the surroundings were but a haze.
Enjoy!

Comments (6)
Very nice image. The geometry of the dress looks very good. The material looks a bit artifical - non cloth like. But maybe you wanted that effect (it's a dream, right?). The background looks a little flat. Maybe a hill would be nice to break it up a bit. Or increase the fog, so that it vanishes. Great work on the vegetation.
whow cool picture, very naturlike, loved it
Yeh that material took forever to get right sort of a translucent reflective watery substance that would be incredible in real life :) I agree with you a hill might be nice! I think I'll give that a try. Thanks!
Great stuff! I like the realism of the lighting - a perfect grey day feel with a slightly macabre touch! Love what you did with that dress material! Well done :)
I do not share BlueIce2 point of view. The BG for me does not look flat but pictural, a kind of paint, and the young woman in it looks real but her feet fade in the background which is an excellent choice. As for the cloth, it may be different from ours, she can live in say 2050 with different cloth texture than ours… but now we have some plastic fibers that look like that. For me it is one of the most beautiful images that I have seen using Poser people, the only critics that I could do concerns the shoulders which on the default models of Daz and eFrontier definitely need to be corrected in Photoshop, they are far too short (apparently N-Sided Quidam characters have corrected that, especially in the the new Pro woman, appeared October 2007)
You have definitely spun this image with dream-like substances. Well done. Perhaps some more background haze would have negated the non-diminishing flatness of the horizon.