Romeo and Juliet by GrandmaT

Poser • People • posted on Dec 22, 2015

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Description

In a new adaptation of the Romeo and Juliet Ballet, Falcon and Aurya perform a scene from one of the happier moments after they first meet. I just got the Grace Headdress by BlackKat3d (the artist formerly known as Rhiannon), and had to play with it. One thing led to another and this is were it ended up. Falcon is by Morris at DAZ. Principessa and Principe dynamic outfits by Esha are at RDNA. UD Ruins 01 by MortemVetus is a Freebie. The poses are from my Ballet Poses 3 found in the freestuff section here.

Production Credits

MDD Aurya for V4.2

By Maddelirium

$13.95 USD

Headdresses - Grace for V4

By RPublishing

$12.95 USD

SAV Aram Hair

By StudioArtVartanian

$13.90 USD

Comments (42)

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dreaming_banshee

11:25AM | Tue, 22 December 2015

Beautiful scene!

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LivingPixels

11:36AM | Tue, 22 December 2015

Awesome POV and asuper render Terri very well worked my friend!!

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Jean_C

11:50AM | Tue, 22 December 2015

Very lovely romantic couple, superb pose and pov, great work!

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tetrasnake

12:14PM | Tue, 22 December 2015

Absolutely gorgeous work! Well done!

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miwi

1:12PM | Tue, 22 December 2015

Super scene,beautiful image,like it a lot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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daggerwilldo

1:22PM | Tue, 22 December 2015

Excellent camera work. A very lovely scene with lots of motion. Very fine work on characters and surroundings.

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Leije

1:47PM | Tue, 22 December 2015

Wonderful ballet poses, superb dynamic outfits, super POV, excellent image !

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g1tip

2:09PM | Tue, 22 December 2015

Excellent work !!! Really like the poses and POV !!!

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anahata.c

2:32PM | Tue, 22 December 2015

your cinematic angle---looking down and on an angle---makes this a very dramatic ballet scene, esp with Juliet stretched backwards and facing the sky. Lots of complexity in this, with Romeo facing Juliet, but with a stance in another direction; and with Juliet's gown flowing in the multi-directions that gowns flow when someone stands that way. And you have great contrasting angles in the floor bricks---they're going another direction from the lines that the slabs are dancing on. And I like the columns incl the fallen columns. It's like R and J are dancing in a ruins. Fine work...and your "crop" (can I use that term, for Poser?) singles out the dancers really well. I also like the amber-olive tone to the piece. A fine job---you know how to handle dancers!

(The painter, Degas, drew and painted lots and lots of ballet dancers, trying to penetrate the unique body language the dancers got. He created incredible lighting too, and his pastel work looked touchable---meaning that one wanted to go up to it and run their fingers through the dust, it was so rich...if you google "Degas" and "dance" you'll see some examples...)

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