Space Cutie by theseus88bc
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
This is Vicky with Amy's Amy morphs.
The hair is Zurazura while the helmet is a freebie from R'osity. Boots, belt and gloves are from a freebie superhero set on a magazine disc.
Her ray-gun and rocket are by my old chum Geodesic.
Bump map on the skin is my favourite Iron Man texture, converted into a negative bump.
Hope you like her.
Iain

Comments (10)
Fantastic work!!!
Very brilliant sci fi scene...bravissimo!V:DDD.Hugsxx Whylma
Cool !
WOW!!!! Outstanding image!!! Ah ... Vicky should turn up the heater in her suit ... it can get a bit, nippy out there ;)
Oh wonderfully creative with the texture very kool ^^
Nice retro space image. I can appreciate what you're trying to do by cheating the perspective but the visual clues in the picture say that she is almost as tall as the space ship (which I'm assuming his hers). Very nice suit, belt and helmet. Maybe the collar is a little too voluminous. After all her suit is so form fitting we see her nipples, why hide her shoulders? Would love to see her again in some action shots. cheers
nice one!!!!!
I know... the perspective is a bit odd now you mention it. Damn!! I'll just have to re-do her then ^_^ Cheers ladies and chaps
This is similar to but much better than my "Vicky goes to Mars" image. I very much like this. I like your colors and lighting.
Nice visualization of the spaceship KOSMOKRATOR from the Polish-East German sf flick DER SCHWEIGENDE STERN (aka FIRST SPACESHIP ON VENUS), designed by Anatol Rabzinowicz and Alfred Herschmeier. (I'm cheating and looking at Ron Miller's THE DREAM MACHINES ref book.) Nice retro-SF imnage of a flick that could have appeared somewhere between BARBARELLA and 2001.