The Shock of Recognition by kjer_99
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
YOU NEED TO ZOOM THIS TO SEE THEIR EXPRESSIONS BETTER.
You are in an alien city on a strange planet less than one local day and you pass a person, giving them a disinterested glance. You walk a step or two and are stunned to realize that you know that other person--and they shouldn't be here!
That's the premise of this posting. Don't know why I've sat on it for so long (more than a year now). Guess I wanted to add some more pedestrians and other vehiclular traffic, but my computer won't let me. It's supposed to be an early morning hour anyway, so I suppose it is plausible that the streets might be deserted.
Thanks for stopping by and for past encouragements.
Jeremy
CREDITS:
Vue7 Pro Studio, Poser6, and PostShopPro5.
Female: DAZ Victoria3 with Hebrew Dress from Poserworld.
Male: Michael4 with Morya's "Darkthorn" clothing (DAZ). His hair is April YSH's "Mitch" hair (Renderosity).
Setting: Magix 101 "Andoria City" (DAZ).
Comments (18)
very good expresions!!
Very nicely composed scene!
Wonderful mystery here, even the town looks exotic and mysterious. Nice work Jeremy!
Nice one!
great atmosphere and since of distance.
Yes, incognito is a much better way to go! Nice light and placement of objects looks good, too!!!
Beautiful,
Outstanding scene, beautifully crafted and rendered! :D
Very well done
And they really didn't want to see each other if the expressions are accurate. Very interesting scene.
Looks really nice to me. Great expressions!
Like the subtle colour palette,reminds me of a Pre-Raphaelite painting...well done all around Jeremy.Could you overcome your memory issue by rendering seperate layers and compositing them in Photoshop?
Excellent scene!
Fantastic scene! Great composition! :)
Really elaborate setting!
I like the realism here well done!
Nicely balanced composition; effective use of atmosphere. Congrats!
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