Knock Knock! by JoeJarrah
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
I was watching Fumihiko Sori's "Vexille" the other day - I'd forgotten how good some of the CG in it was - and was inspired to do something with a slightly anime feel to it.
This is mostly stock stuff; G8 with various items from the the DAZ bundled basic and scifi clothing, retextured. The robots are 1st generation Genesis, also with retextured versions of the bundled clothing. The setting is Stonemason's Level19 from DAZ.
Comments (11)
awesome render
Really cool....sci-fi scene and character...very visually appealing...top render and lighting...been a while since i've seen Vexille...if you like that, take a look at Love, Death & Robots adult animated anthology 18 short stories spans several genres, including science fiction, fantasy, horror and comedy. World-class animation on Netflix
Thanks Darkglass, I'll definitely check out "Love Death & Robots", sounds rightup my street :)
Just works so well. Love the light coming through the door.
Thanks...glad you like it!
Marvelous image, exceptionally well done.
Thank you, much appreciated
OK... I'll send her an application.... 😁 She definitely knows how to kick it...
Excellent work on this, Joe!
Thanks Rod Just make sure its correctly worded, she has exacting standards ;)
Fantastic work!
Thanks, Glad you like it :)
Excellent
Many thank's for visiting my gallery and for all your previous comments. Now I'm visiting yours and I must say that this image is really wonderfulIy done, I wish you a very nice and peaceful evening, take care and stay healthy! (This is a copy-paste comment, unfortunately, there is no other way for me).
And she made it look easy. Wonderful work
You wouldn't even know they were all different generations. That is great work.
Great work on this one too, Joe! :) You really get to see the great expression of the female character on this one (even though it's pretty event in the "line of bodies" version too [and I know they are slightly different]). Wonderful tribute to the genre. :)