A Mid-Day Rest by goldie
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
My second in earnest render using Superfly (created one ages ago with a glass table). The only textures I changed were the water shader and M4 shaders (using EZSkin3). Other than those two groups, I did not have to diddle with anything else. Used one light for the sun. Rendered using the progressive option. Not much else to say other than I think it came out nicely. So, folks, if you use Poser and have Poser 11, do try using Superfly if you haven't already done so. There are some nice free shaders out there you can use too. Also, support those vendors who create content with Superfly settings. There are a few here at Rosity and a number at Hivewire.
Thanks for the view and for any comments you like to share...always appreciate your support.

Comments (16)
What a complete and wonderful setting you've done here, Barb. Love the place he owns, I have his cat. Super fly cool!.
Super image!!!
Very beautiful scene in an asian decor, great image!
great setting for an interesting pair of characters
beautiful corner, nice character
Very nice complex scene,excellent done!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Excellent!
Awesome scene!
Oh, what a lovely atmospheric work! Excellent!
Very lovely scene! Well done!
Fantastic job!
A really fine image and scene. Excellent.
This really looks great, my friend! Hopefully I can give PP-11 and Superfly another try this fall....
At my age, I need a mid-morning and mid-afternoon rest in addition to the mid-day rest. Of course it might help if I got to bed before 3 in the morning... LOL
What a great scene.
Super image!!!!
Fabulous work on this scene. Since I use DS exclusively, I cannot suggest or follow what you do. But this is a great image