Splashdance! for Pixeluna by RodS
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Just HAD to take a break from all my projects (8 at last count...) and play a little bit! Thank you, Jenny for letting me play with your new Movie Posters and Beyond 2 set - these are wonderful, as are all your packages!
I hope you like my little 'Movie Poster!'
The pose is called - appropriately enough - 'Splashdance' and I'm sure you'll remember a certain movie scene. It was a wonderful excuse to play with some lighting and textures. I tried to simulate the lighting from the famous movie scene as best I remember it.
The floor is a prop I created and added my own textures to. Mira's boots are Over the Knee Boots available at DAZ. For her chair, I found a nice model at Archive3D where you can find about a gazillion 3D models in .3ds format, which imports readily into Poser and Bryce. It even came with a nice set of textures for the fabric. I added a reflection node in the material room for the frame of the chair.
I 'tweaked' Jenny's pose just a tad to fix a bit of poke-through in the boots, and also to have her pulling the chain for the water.
There are so many generous folks here, and I thank you all! I have several more projects with cool stuff I've been gifted, and you'll see 'em here! I'm also working on the next page in the TNA series - coming soon!
Thanks to everyone who's taken the time to drop by my gallery for a visit, and to those who have taken the time to leave a comment! I appreciate them all!
Comments (30)
Fantastic work, Rod! Great pose and setting! Well it looks like her boots are on tight, so she is not footloose!
Followed by the sequel: Dayum that's cold on the boobs!
LOL @ Faemike and Madbat!! :-D
Spectacular my friend
That's definitely cold water, Rod, I can tell from her face expression. They could have warmed it a bit for her. You brought the drama and the atmosphere to a higher level with the background, lighting and the whole composition! You're just good at entertaining us folks with all the added details! Just fantastic from any angle!
Excellent work! is she dancing welder?:)
i knew you would be the one Rod to come up with such a smashing image with this great pose from dear Jenny. a superb presentation! the design is pro my friend, love the water fx, colors, fonts, pose. all around masterpiece!! 10*s++
Rod, this is very awesome! The splash of the water and the reflections of the floor and the brilliant color ofthe light, just amazing little details that pull it all together! :)
Fantastic Masterpiece Rod she looks shocked at the coldness of the water Rod and she told me that you said you would warm it up for her. Great looking poster too, top job on this latest set from Jenny, always top job work by her.. mmmm 8 projects on the go, glad you don't keep yourself to busy mate. Have a super Sunday my friend!!!
Wow this is one very cool composed scene Rod, superb work on everything...love it.
Lol - Flashdance against Splashdance! Beautiful & funny looking scene, well done, have a nice Sunday dear Rod!
Fun and great work, Rod! I would like to see her as performer in "American Idol" (an see the reactions of the judges)! ;o
Wow Rod, this brings back memories of the 80's!! What a great job! The water looks fantastic as does the background and the floor you came up with. The boots look quite a bit sexier than leg warmers too!
WOW! Excellent image as always Rod! Great job with the post-work. The water effects are especially good. I like that little chain you gave her to dump the water bucket too. That's cool floor you created. Nicely done. Side thought: If you get poke-through with boots, usually the best way to solve this is to make the body part invisible - depending on how high the boots go that is.
WOW this is so cool work..love the splash!! Fantastic! :)
What a fabulous idea Rod, amazing pose, colors and setting, her expression is just amazing and the outfits too, fantastic job my friend! ***********
Awesome Job on this Ultra Cool Poster Rod!! Excellent work all around & the water splash is Fantastic !! 15 starzz ***************
The splash brushes are extremely well done, but for me the mose impressive work is on the floor.. not only for the great mirror reflects but for the hand made textures. Whether the lighting is a perfect match for the flick or not is not really so important as the fact that you have created perfect disco lighting for your own image. Agree with mrestey, I always just make body parts invisible to solve pokes, or do the fixes in post work.
Now, as I've said previously, I don't know how you do what you do but I know I've tried drawing a splash of water before and I got nowhere. This is excellent. So, is 'talent' spelled...short wardrobe and smashing good looks? Ha, thought so...
Heh. I never saw the movie, but I've certainly heard of that scene! Nice job on the water-splashes, too!
~This is really fabulously done Rod!! You are so creative in your set ups....really amazing! One of these days I am going to have to learn how to put text on my images...lol. And to do water splashes like that...mine come out looking like...well...not like that! Very cool!~
Very NICE! Well done! Fantastic image!
delightful posing rod,the splash came out great and the lights are first rate.
Very well done
Rod you did a great job with this one well done!!!!
Great work
Oh yeah WAY cool my friend....love it...and I am so VERY glad your taking time from work to play a little....I think I need to do the same....hehe
Woot! Now I want to see a man doing that ;-) Very nice work here, love the poster style and the colors are fantastic.
Excellent!
Good composition. Well done.