quietly raining by mistressotdark
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
yep I felt like doing another raining image....items from daz and rdna.
jims stepdad is back home...but we don't know yet.
he might be losing blood. but at least they have home care.

Comments (19)
Nice work. Good luck, my friend.
Best of luck. Wished it rained quietly here but no such luck. Lovely image.
Nice scene.
outstanding props and composition
Very beautiful, Cheryl my thoughts and prayers are with you and all
Beautiful image, very peaceful looking! Thoughts and prayers to you and your family!
very nice.
Lovely image, its raining here now lol.. Thoughts are with you all..
Wonderful work! I hope everything is going to be ok
Nice looking image. Hope all works out.
Beautiful quiet scene, Cheryl. Hope your news is good. :)
Nice peaceful image!
mmm, sorry hun, must be tough at the moment
Beautiful scene!
Very lovely render, Cheryl! Hoping the best for your family.
Lovely scene well rendered :) Cathy xoxoxo
A very serene image oh my Mighty Mistress. Only real improvement would be to have some water splashes and ripples in the water. Drops could be a little more glass like. I do not know how to put the drops in the render. If in poser using a primitive circle I would then use the custom morph tool and pull the top side to get it into a tear shape, then scale down to drop size and replicate after using a water or glass mat in the material room. Now the only way I know of to get splashes is in photo-shop. If you have Adobe there is a product called Ron's Brushes you could use or you could just paint them in. Now I have not tried this yet but a very good artist Jollyself told me the trick is to use multiple layers and transparencies starting darkest first and getting lighter with each layer then when finished press to merge the layers not flatten. Like I said I have not tried it but i was told that is how it is done. She also told me there are free tutorials on the subject. If you already knew all this and I am just being a pain. Feel free to send me a site mail and tell me I am a dumb-ass or write my name on your computer and give me a raspberry. Make sure to have some soft material to wipe and residue that gets on the screen...LOL. As a last resort you can go to my latest posted render and write me a tutorial on how to fix all that is wrong..LOL
A very nice scene, just quiet and peaceful. Hoping that all is well, Cheryl.
Great image; restful and peaceful atmosphere.