Captain Mary Morgan #33: ** ReUnited ** by PhilW
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Description
Boarding the mystery ship, Mary looks around and is surprised and delighted to see her friend Margiana running towards her!
Margiana had made her way overland to her father's palace. The Prince had then set sail at first light to help his daughter's friend, getting there too late to engage in the battle but at least being there to rescue Mary and her crew members.
The two friends greet each other with a close hug under the fatherly gaze of the Prince.
** To Be Continued **
Aah!! Enjoyed doing this one. Although there are lots of figures, it was fairly straight-forward (can you believe that before starting this series I had never rendered more than two figures in a picture!). Rendered in three passes and then composited.
Most credits have been mentioned before, the Prince and his guards are clothed by PoserWorld, with Daz Michael's Fantasy Beard for the facial hair (except the far right figure which is Koz's slick back hair).
Many thanks for taking the time to have a look, as always I really value the feedback on this series. Have a great weekend! Phil
Comments (6)
A delightful story and a detailed image. Excellent composition, bravo!
Really nice scene!!!!Happy is ending well...is it the end!?!?I hope not!!!More adventures are waiting and Du Bois?!..to be continued is a must!
That's a happy scene! I really like how you positioned everyone. So much variety and detail. Is this the calm before the storm?.........
A happy ending! Wonderful! I love happy endings and I love stories to be continued hint, hint
Againa great scene with so many characters! Greatly posed and textured. Allow me just one critical word. The shadows go across, you should have used only one light for shadows. Otherwise it's fantastic!!!
Excellent characters and costumes. Way more figures than I would ever attempt, even with compositing! Great work.
Just a wonderful story! Ok, Ok, here's my usual nit: The shadows seem to be going in different directions comparing the left to the right. But you know, I really don't care because this scene (in fact the whole series) is soooo much fun!