Lost Property by Prof_Null
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Tin man: “Excuse me, can you direct me to the lost property office?”
Shown here:
Dracie (Draconica for V4) [in blue, Skydancer Starways hostess] : Kssss hair, OOT Tokyo boots, Hint Of Passion skirt, Halcyone’s Turtleneck Style top
Sylvie (a mixture of INj’s and Morphs) (Gold, Astravel hostess] (My favourite!) : Hampton hair, Cool Or What? outfit with the Glamour for COW texture set (HOT if you ask me!) and OOT Cherokee boots with a custom texture made to match the Cool outfit.
Wow, if the hosties dressed like that at my local airlines I might be taking a lot more flights just to drool on the seats. :)
The Robot is CA-800 by Scooby37
The set is Spaceport by coflek-gnorg with some aditional bits - the seat, raised floor to support it and terminal - by me.
Apart from my extras and maybe Hampton Hair from the DAZ site, everything you see is available right here at Renderosity.
This is actually an expansion of one of my first DAZ scenes, so I won’t detail everything in it, apart from mentioning that that’s Tish in FSD uniform.
I am still workng on the story of my new work but the real world gets in the way of my work sometimes.
More soon folks, thanks for watching.
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Comments (3)
Yep!! I know how it is... some times I wish real world would take a vacation every now and then... great looking scene... make one wonder, just what did he lose?... Nicely done!
Excellent scene! Real Life is sooo interfering with my "creative" life. Well, it's wrecking my time in front of the computer, let's put it that way. I feel like I'm living in the car these days.
Amazing floor there and I like your use of colors. Well, the adventure thus continues by making a way of St Jacob in the real life...