Once Familiar,Now Foreign! by grafikeer
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Bryce7Pro/DazStudio/Photoshop
This had been her turf,although it now seemed like ages ago.She had travelled these streets as a child,played with friends in the alleys and doorways,knew every sidestreet and shortcut.She had skipped school to take the bus to the heart of the town and wandered the bustling marketplace and taken in the activity.Behind the wall of the town hall she had met Jimmy Cole,had stolen her first kiss.Now,returning with the liberation rebels as they fought for freedom,she was back...but it was all gone.Where once stood shops and her school were heaps of rubble,smouldering walls and twisted metal.Acrid smoke drifted in the air,the smell of burning wood and scorched earth filled her nostrils.No birds sang,no buses drove by,no voices rang through the streets.It was eerily quiet...deathly quiet.This was not the world she knew!
Figure is Aiko3 with Juni Hair and Shadow Dancer outfit with Femme Fatale textures(imported from Daz3D via DazStudio).Various pieces of rubble are from the Temple Ruins set from Daz.Brick wall and distant building are textures from CGTextures applied to cubes.Another flattened cube applied to the ground plane creates the street,with another texture from CGTextures used(displacement added).Over this cube are three terrains with a ProMatrial Ash texture added.The twisted metal are lattices created using Photoshop templates,textured in Bryce rusted metal textures.Another lattice creates the damaged wall and subsequent shadow.Garbage cans and bags are from Daz's Garbagecan set,the sign is a cube with another texture from CGTextures applied.The smoke is a modified Smog volumetric applied to two elongated spheres.Postwork included a levels adjustment,addition of dirt and dried blood to figure and clothing,some burn damage to metal,signature and resizing.

Comments (9)
Fantastic affects, the dust and dirt is great! Incredible lighting to boot! Thumbs up!
Splendid image, love the smoke effects, it looks like a frame from a movie!
Great effects and light.Pose is very nice too. But the story is sad ! :)) Well done!
Nicely done! Great looking dust and lighting.
Fantastic image and lighting. Corrie
Xcellent!!
Outstanding detail and atmosphere!
NICE.
Excellent!