3 - FIGHT - Triumph of focus by MollyFootman
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Description
Following a powerful rounding kick, Anzhela stepped forward to regain balance. Through the haze of pain generated by the kick Dorotea focused everything in a powerful left to her opponent's chin. "It ends here!" she muttered as the solid blow snapped Anzhela's head back knocking the woman out cold.
Molly's art notes: Set up and rendered in Poser 12.0.500 using the Superfly Cycles 2 rendering engine. Anzhela and Dorotea are both based on the LaFemme mesh with textures by Tempesta3d and 3Dream from Renderosity. The characters are of my own devising. This picture is part of my first series featuring Dorotea for whom I plan many adventures. She is the older sister of Professor Van Humbeek the paranormal researcher and obviously not as restrained.
I have one more picture in mind regarding this martial contest between a bully from her childhood and Dorotea.
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Comments (1)
Dramatic and striking image. More conventional POV could be more consistent with story. Most knockout punches are usualy quite short, fist stopping at point of impact. Here it looks like the head is being pushed back. Arm at full extension scores points but provides less poser. Pardon my physics background.
I appreciate the honest criticism. I decided to go with the more dramatic POV even though it broke the image flow as I really wanted to emphasize Dorotea's expression. I'm thinking you meant "provides less power" and that's good to know. My background in fighting is limited. I studied a form of Karate in my 30's into my late 40's but that's now 30 years ago!🙄