RR#99 - Keiko's Space station by Faemike55
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and yet another character from DAZ with a NASA photo as a backdrop
Comments (38)
excellent work again!!!!!!!!!!
Very cool scene ! ! ! Great BG ! ! !
Interesting factoid, The nebula known as The Pillars of Creation (part of the Eagle Nebula) have probably already been destroyed by a supernova explosion.
She has the best view from the naked eye! Cute lady, Mike.
Ohh that looks so good!
Wonderful
doing real good here
another example of this treasure trove of visual dances and explorations...full zoom, there's a lot going on here that isn't visible in normal size. You got transparent layers in her clothing---I'm using the word visually, not in a "3D" way (in case "visual" has a specific meaning there). And her face and outer lines almost feel drawn on in spots. I love the subtle textures there. And the NASA shot is treated almost like a painting: It has such visceral texture. I love it. ANd the concept---Keiko looking to the distance in joy, while walking away from it; and that star thin in the background looking like a big tree stump---is a wonderful creative concept for your scene. The light grays are real contrast to the dark sky behind; and I love the muted autumnal oranges of her outfit. These may seem simple, but they'e packed with a lot of detail.
(btw, one of the reasons my comments are so slow is that I have to edit everyone of them: ugh. My first drafts are like 'notes', and no one would know what I was talking about. So I have to read them, then flesh them out: That's what takes 50% of the time---otherwise I'd comment on twice as many images. And, as I've said before, my skipping is only for time; the skipped images are just as good as the others; and I've seen them all.)