Scouts by teecee2107
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
As usual, posed and set up in Daz Studio. Materials tweaking, lighting and rendering in Octane Render.
Due to the number of textures, I had to render this scene in layers
I used the new Octane sunlight system for lighting. Postwork in Gimp for resizing, signature and compositing the layers.
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Models used :
Victoria 4.2 (Daz3D)
MRL Abby (Mihrelle)
Rose (addy)
Gear Punk V4 (Orion1167)
Wet hair (valea)
Leandro hair (3Dream/Mairy)
ESCoRT Weasel (DzFire/ZeroDays)
Ruths Redemption (DzFire)

Comments (45)
outstanding image
This looks like a photo...WOW. I thought it was when I first looked! Outstanding realism, fantastic work!
Wow, this is an outstanding scene, it looks so very realistic! Excellent!
Très beau rendu!
Fantastic scene. Love the photo realistic lighting. Wish more Renderosity artists learned photoreal lighting.
I like that look of the foreground girl - she is lovely and tender - but the life made her a military person.. Great!
Wow, looks like a photo! Very well done, my friend!
new design
Nicely made. I like the all female army. They look tough! George/Teffo
Excellent.
Very good work!
I hope that they're not there for teaching "Democracy" to local people!But I can be a volunteer for some private lessons from her!!LOL :-))))))))Octan's new sunlight system is looks superb,lighting is really realistic,Wonderful sci-Fi as always Thierry:-)))))))
I love your outdoor lighting!
Nice result from all the work you put into this.
This is really sweet, what I call a benchmark render, superb work.