Simulator Trouble by Greywolf Starkiller
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Playing with Sadie to see how she works. Not a
bad figure at all. Here we have two youngsters
at the Imperial Academy taking a first year
simulation. However, the Sim malfunctions and
they find themselves in a fifth year sim with
the safety locks disengaged, against the Scourge,
an enigmatic alien race even the Imperium knows
little about. The one encounter with them showed
only that they were extremely hostile and very,
very dangerous.
While their instructors try desparately to get
them out, they have but one order for the trapped
children, HIDE!
Sadie twice using Morris's two new characters
and textures for her, Shadowdancer converted via
Wardrobe Wizard 2, Stonemason's SciFi corridor,
and the menacing shadow is cast by Sanctum Art's
Havoc Phenotype. TOONed using my method with the
Xero filters.
Greywolf
Comments (9)
Fantastic image superb work hugs lou x
great lighting!!
Pretty busty for children! LOLOLOLOLOL They must mature FAST in the Imperium. Pretty good pic! I love Sadie ,too. That's why I use her as Lime in my stuff. Good poses, and expressions. The set-up could be better from the description. If they were hiding and the shadow was menacing, that'd be better. This is more,"Here I am ,baby!" right in front of them. If that pipe area was a doorway and the alien was in the door, just around the corner, barely seen, then this would be perfect!
wonderful image and great story!
That´s great with the two girls ;-)
Very good pose and face expression. Well done.
Love the scene!
Cool composition - love the shadows!
Very nicely done! I love the reflections and the looks on their faces. Definately thumbs up!