AeroLounge Test 12 by Prof_Null
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Spencer: "Abby, how is it being back in a human body after being a ship mind?"
Abby: It's awkward - I'm wet and squishy - I'm either hot or cold, too often I'm tired or hungry and I keep having to go to the bathroom.
I keep forgetting things, my mind is too small and disorganised, I can't organise it properly.
It's a wonder that humans conquered anything with minds like this.
And don't ask me about emotions, they are just too crazy. I don't know how I managed before. "
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Another WIP image as the AeroLounge has turned out to be a huge job, lots of fiddling about to set up the shots:
48 tables, 192 chairs, a total of 22 characters - but of course they don't all appear in any one scene (thank goodness!)
Maybe the glasses are still not quite "glassy" enough, what do you think? They are from Exnem Glass Ensemble (for Poser) available here - great set, a huge variety of glasses, bottles etc. but you need to retexture them for use in DAZ.
Tables, chairs and room all by me, as usual if you want the OBJ's just ask.
Oh yes, that's Nick and Wes in the background, but you'll have to wait for the finished pages to see how it all comes out. :)
More soon!

Comments (5)
Wow, tons of work to this scene. Nicely organized. For what its worth, on my screen the three actors in the foreground are rather dark. In particular, Abby.
Yes, Xfitz, true: all the lights are way up in the ceiling and I refuse to add hollywood lights to my scenes.
outstanding modeling
It looks like a fantastic project with many oppertunities to make a good story. As Fitz mentioned, it is a bit dark, maybe you can level up the overal lighting some more? I like your floor and furniture.
Poor Abby. Humans are such a mess. Excellent work on the set.