Venus 2813 AD (On the Run) by FaeMoon
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Lian: Good Spot. We'll stop here and rest for a bit.
Queen Millicent: Oh, my beautiful palace in the hands of barbarians!
O'Conner *moving closer to Lian*: She's not going to start screaming again, is she?
Lian: O'Conner, that had better not be your hand.
O'Conner *smirking*: I'll find something for us to eat.
Queen Millicent: SCREAM!!!!!!! SCREEEEEEEAAAAAAMMM!!!!
The queen runs away, waving her hands.
O'Conner: What is that all about?
Lian: Who knows?
O'Conner: Man, how does she even walk in those heels, much less run on this terrain?
Lian: Princess training.
O'Conner: Hmmm
Lian: O'Conner...Hand.
O'Conner: Yeah, ummm... I'll go get the Queen.
Lian: Good idea.
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Sorry it was a bit to get to this one. The stag beetle is from Daz. I have to say I'm hating the tiny gray line around the pictures, I wanted this to look like it was leaping out in the preview.
Pixieluna (Jenny) and Chuck Nepo's Venus 2813 AD. Such a fun set and very inspiring. :) I love it so much! I hope you are enjoying this series.
Thank you all for your comments and support! I love hearing how I can do things better or suggestions, so if you have one, please let me know. :)
Delaney
Comments (27)
Wonderful work.
Excellent composition, superb expressions and poses, the background is amazing! Congratulations!
Excellent looking scene....very well put together.
like the story my friend, love how you did the border with the character overlaping,. awesome scene and render. excellent work with Jenny and Chucks pkg.
It's a great and funny scene ! Fantastic use of the Venus background again !
This is wicked love all the detail really impressive superb work !!
Hehehe - yeah, those prissy-queens freak out over the smallest things... LOL! Delightful work and dialog here, Deleaney! You've done Jenny and Chuck proud with this wonderful work! I'm not seeing the thin gray line you mentioned, but if it's the line Poser sometimes leaves at the edges, I had the same problem.... Until Roxy came along with a simple and elegant solution: Change the background in Poser to black.. Viola!
All that screaming. I think I'd have shot her by now. I use a black bg every time I save as a PNG. It keeps the white lines that surround the subject them off. BTW, I don't see it, either. A fine job here. Nice depth. ")
I think it looks great and it gives the appearance that you tricked the RMP setting to give an off center framing - not only is she leaping out of the white frame but the black. For me, I kill the RMP framing by putting in a thin internal glow on all my images... it masks the RMP frame and gives you control. Oh, reading Rods comment I see it is probably not the RMP framing you are talking about but the gray around the figures. Yes, his suggestion is correct. Always do your renders against a black background rather than Poser's default gray. Figures are well placed on the log, though I suggest a little painting with the burn brush to give them shadows and firmly root them.
Great presentation for this funny and surreal scene. I like the guy pose and face expression. Queen Millicent was quite unprepared for the invasion,wasn't she? Lol!
It's more the RMP, but wow.. I will try the rendering on a black background. In fact I'm working on one now that can use that. :) Delaney
Hah! Great installment and excellent image. The background image I'm going to use I usually import right into poser, then I can adjust the camera angle to match the background and the figures integrate a little nicer. You have to watch lighting and shadow to make sure they match, but with the background right there you can test render till it's right. Regardless, this is a great image and render. And for once it looks like the queen has something to scream about.
Nice one! Hey, you're getting really good at this. :) When will they finally zap the poor queen and put her out of her misery? LOL Good story so far. :)
a very clever and unusual framing and out of frame presentation Delaney. I like it alot her green dress is perfect against all three of the backgrounds it spans you have also worked your characters into the background image seemlessly in both colour and light well done friend - a fine image
Great fantasy scene!
A nice touch to your works by adding the framing. Seems to be your forte and quite a unique one too. I like those who reinvent from the usual work. That queen needs to relax, she never stopped screaming LOL.
Great characters and amazing composition!! Wonderful pose and colors! Great work with the details! Very fantastic and lovely scene!
Outstanding scene and detail..well done!!
excellent
that is absolute fantastic esp. with that beast there super
Ohhh thats sooo beautiful! I like this image! Have a wonderful week!
Fantastic scene!!!!!
Excellent scene! I have a weakness for this kind of "out of the frame" stuff, it adds yet another dimension to a render... Fantastic work on the characters and poses - and last but not least the expressions! The hair of the poor girl in the foreground reminds me that I DO have to use that hair once! :) Better to do it in my next render already, before it will disappear in my bottomless Runtime again... Vashek
Excellent.
Great scene with beautiful colors !!!
What? A few bug bother the princess? I'm a duck: I eat bugs...I own bugs...they stay crunchy in milk! (Go ahead, try some! Good Ranger training, that.) Great image and story!