I'll bring you the light (for danie and marforno) by teecee2107

DAZ|Studio • Science Fiction • posted on Jun 17, 2012

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Description

I really like this kind of dark 'steampunkish' universe. DM's sets are just perfect for that, great props, fantastic textures ... they make my imagination travel. As usual, posed in Daz Studio and all the rest (lights, material tweaking and rendering)in Octane Render. I used only mesh lights to get a precise lighting. Postwork in Gimp for resizing and signature only. Thanks for viewing and taking time to leave a comment. Many thanks too for your comments on my previous image, they are very appreciated. Have a great time.

Feel free to visit my gallery Models used : Victoria 4.2 (Daz3D) VH Demi for Victoria 4.2 (Godin) Meg Hair (Goldtassel) Arkham Angel (AlfaSeed) DM's Time Prisoners II (Danie/marforno/Abraham) DM's Inertia (Danie/marforno)

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Comments (45)

Crudelitas

4:12PM | Mon, 18 June 2012

I'm speechless. Simply stunning!

hardwaretoad

4:40PM | Mon, 18 June 2012

Excellent display of light and texture

drifterlee

4:53PM | Mon, 18 June 2012

Wonderful work!

flavia49

7:42PM | Mon, 18 June 2012

marvelous work!

thecytron

8:20PM | Mon, 18 June 2012

Great render!

Pouchy

8:44PM | Mon, 18 June 2012

WOOT!! Nice Image Sir! My critique is to change the texture on the bars coming forward from the background. Like food, no one wants to much of the same thing... smooth bars would help break up the textures & create depth from the background. Having said that... DAMN I love this image! That's just a fantastic pose & I love the expression on her face! Great composition & nice use of light and dark to move our eye through the image. Cool Work, T!