You will wait here (Encounter #5) by NoelCan
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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Another of My Encounter series. Thank you all for comments.

Comments (3)
nice scene
Cool work!!
Hmmm, have to wonder where she's going now? An establishment with a 'no pets' allowed rule? At least the pet is behaving, or giving the impression that it will behave. Whether it does or not is probably left to be seen. The building does indeed look worn and weathered. So the setting is more futuristic than magical fantasy. I like the dress, looks trendy for that type of setting. I don't have the dress yet, or haven't tried it if I do have it (if its dynamic cloth then Carrara can't use it anyways), so its hard to say whether or not theres a tad of skin poke-through on the right breast or not, or maybe its part of the dress texture. Its really minor though, and barely even noticeable. In event of clothing poke-throughs, most often clothing comes with morph adjustment dials, sometimes located in the main body, and sometimes you have to dig into the hierarchy tree and select Chest, more often than not you can adjust or fine-tune the cup sizes to fit. Sometimes you have to resort to manually scaling the clothing area ever so slightly, and sometimes its just a matter of adjusting the character's breast size as a last resort. Not always possible if you don't have the Morph++ package, or some other 3rd party V4 morphs kit (I think Rendo or RDNA has one). Sometimes when its pants leggings or shirt/jacket sleeves, you can just hide the body part - make it invisible. But like I said, its hard to tell if its a poke-through issue or just a patch of the clothing texture. I just thought I'd toss in a little tip that can come in handy ;) As always, keep up the creative work!