Dating in the Strato-Spacktower by renecyberdoc
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Description
50 storeys high The Strato-Spack-Tower is the highest point on Callisto-Base.
On Top is the Café Callisto,a high style environment,mostly high ranks here,the plebs have other places to go,Lukes worst bathroom and the Grunge in the seedier part of town lol,for example.
This Cozy Café is also a nice place for dating,and the view from Strato-Spack is outstanding,romantic and wild.Most of the women who come here are ready for some adventure so to speak.
I used here again the wonderful models from Josie aka Apple_UK-thank you very much.i just wonder why the table posts came out so “spacky-pixelated”.should have worked on the surfaces (not my strongest points lol)
That’s why I gave it a puzzle look with some grainy filtercrap lol.
now please dont say beautiful work lol,i know i blew it.
April-Caleb,Goldtassel-Timeless male hair daz3d,
Comments (43)
BEAUTIFUL WORK - NOW BLOW IT = LOL ...It's always good to take a step out of the norm and try the filters... The matt finish is great for making a picture look like a painting, so this would be cool shrunk down, placed on a wall and have these to looking at it as if it was their first date, hell, you could even make them old as if they're looking way back on their lives.
Wonderful artwork, Rene..love this!!
Beautiful work - blow it or leave it. Scene is ok for me. Filter is not my favourite.
Super pose! And this different presentation is good, I like it!
Splendid work, René!!!!!
Like the texture you added to this onderful scene. The pilelated tables give it added flare. Nice work. Never know what your audience will appreciate. lol.
Really cool image Rene, looks like the perfect place to hang out
I wonder if there is also a revolting restaurant as well ?...er, revolving !!! Neat postwork treatment and kool props ! ~Cheers~
Very cool scene and great description
Wonderful scene, Rene!
beauty is in the eye of the beholder Doc and as you know, I use this type of filter a fair bit, so i have to say I like it, that's why I use it - so well done mate! It's good to try different things once in a while eh - nothing wrong with learning and applying new techniques - I like the posing alot on this one too ;)
What are the dark areas on her legs? Did not like the zoom as much as the feature view.. Great idea and concept..
Great looking place...and nobody's schwanz is hanging out...lol. Cool scene bro!!!
That is quite the interesting texture effect, Rene! Sometimes you just have to jump outside your comfort zone! It gives this one a very unique look, not entirely too bad! Call this one a benchmark render!
Fantastic work!!!
Ist mal was ganz anderes! Tolle Szene, die mit diesem Effekt das Sahnehäubchen bekam.
Very nice, and I like the filter.
he he he! beautiful work....you knew we going to say it lol....it is a good strategy ;D hugs!
like the canvas apperence on this my friend. super duper job on this, a top ten of yours rene..
Awesome details Rene... lots to see in this render. Way cool
Ace image Rene! Really love your post work :)
fantastic-looking image!
Great composition and poses!
Lol @ Mikeerson... ;)
cool image and place!! great work
Very cool scene Rend, excellent composition, loved the textures, very well done!
Well, the postwork filter works. And like they say, when life gives you lemons, make lemonade ;) This is one of the times where you would have gotten better results if you knew yer Daz Studio shader setup better. Sometimes even in Carrara I have to tweak the original texture shader presets, else scrap them and either make my own original shaders, or choose from something in Carrara's ahader presets library. If the tabletops came out pixelated, then that's an indication that its possibly a low resolution (small sized) texture used for the table tops, too small / low for the render resolution you were doing your pic at. So yeah, that's where tossing out the tabletop texture and swapping in something else for it, or just go pure textureless shader, like Chrome or something would've saved you the headache... Mike's got some kool ideas there, in ways you could use a render like this next time, so as long as you've got a picture frame or wall poster type prop you could plant it onto...
Gee man what did you do to this one did you screw up or what?? There feel better now dude LOL. Maybe the posts are reflecting something if they are suppose to be chromed thats why they look speckled.. Love the matt/canvas effect too..