Queen Zlata's informal throne room by Faemike55
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For those more intimate discussions and to relax. The female on the right is Baley (?) from Daz. While creating this image, I discovered that there is an auto-fit function that automatically fits objects, hair, clothing whatever from earlier versions onto the Gens. Rather nifty I think.
anyhow, enjoy this intimate moment with Queen Zlata and her companions
Comments (48)
How proud she is sitting in it, and I too love the entourage you created for her, Mike.
wonderful
well done, she looks at home.
Very nice scene, and yes, autofit is handy to say the least, but V4 stuff on G2 doesn't always work, you often get very bad distorsions, mostly on long dresses, as you probably noticed ;)
Queen Z looks royal in her special chair :)
What a majestic appearance! Very nice that Zlata has a fairy's guide.Very well done, Mike!
Sweet work on this Mike. the Queen looks fabulous in her new room. And ya! love the auto fits. Cheers
Marvelous image !!!!
She looks like she has taken to the part as queen love it :)
Absolut fantastische Arbeit und Bild
wonderful
Wonderful scene, very well done!!!
Excellent work of art Mike!
Excellent.
You made a marvelous discovery, Mike! Saves a lot of time doesn't it? A fine looking image! Bravo!
Very informal :-). Charming composition!
nice throne she has!
what's so endearing about this is zlata's innocent lost-in-her-chair pose, like a kid in a big grandfather's chair, staring out in kid-like glee mixed with a bit of confoundment. Delightful, Mike. And I like the staunch marble-like dog, and the fairy to the other side. And the heart-shaped chair. And the royal blue carpet...all of which unfolds in a side or corner of a very big building/castle. It looks like it's big, at least. Delightful concept, she melts the stone with her way and look. Love how you do these scenes.