First Aid 3 by Raages
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Description
Randy could move his food as ever before.
"Ma'm, I think you did it. Thank you."
"Let me check it first? Do you feel this?"
"Yes Ma'm. Ha, ho, hi, don't do that please? It tickles."
"Well you have a very sensitive foot sole. I believe your foot is allright now. I will give it a drop of fresh oil and then you can get back to work."
"Thank you Ma'm for helping me so quick."
"You're welcome."
End of the incedent on the stairs.
Best to see in full view. Thanks for your attention.
Have a nice weekend.
Comments (8)
Fantastic work and very great composition !
is the work bench a photo? if show you incorporated the 3d figures so well into the photo
Yes, the workbench and tools is a Photo. Thanks for your interest. There is a handy trick to get a right proportioned image. I created a cube with the same proportions as the bench. On that cube I positioned my models. You can view that in all directions. Then the cube was deleted and the whole group is placed in front of the background by moving only the camera. Pay also attention to the viewangle of both camera's. I hope you can use the hint.
Very good idea. Here the proportions right (not as in my image). Just wonderful.
Ach, Sie meinen die Layla. Vielleicht können Sie auch zum Beispiel ein Cube genau wie den Tür machen. Einfach anfangen mit einem Cube von 1 meter3. Nachdem den gewünschte Massstab z.B. X(90%)-Y(210%)-Z(5%) anpassen. Denn kann man das von oben und seitlings anschauen. Am Ende wird der Cube wieder entfernt.
Excellent use of 2 and 3D elements. Great story and I really enjoyed it
Nice job blending Again. The lighting sells it for me. Very real looking garage scene.
Using a robot makes the model look more realistic. GRIN.
A very well done composite you have here! And a great tip as well. I've used a similar technique a few times - I used it in this render: http://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/index.php?image_id=2467953&user_id=638494&np&np to place the Viper (from BattleStar Galactica) into the scene. Excellent work on this!
What an ingenius work! The tip of using the cube to line up the background precisely is something I never would have thought of. I thought the metals and glass looked perfectly real, but that's because they are. :)
He's lucky she is so handy!