Mech Dominance by MollyFootman
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
"She's stunned by the chain gun and eye canon; I'm going to deploy the particle beam!" The roar of the particle beam was louder even than the other weapons which continued to fire on the stunned science heroine. She appeared to lose consciousness and, inert, dropped out of the sky to the hard earth below.
Molly's art notes: Set up and rendered in Poser 12.0.500 with a LOT of postwork in Photoshop to provide all the mayhem. The scene is from Blue Tree Studios and the character is based on V4 with textures and morphs from Tempesta3D.
There is a nice picture of the science heroine here: https://www.renderosity.com/rr/mod/gallery/science-heroine-on-patrol/3004833/
She is basically a fan art gender bent mashup the DC character known as 'Shazzam!' these days that was once known as Captain Marvel in the Golden Age of Comics.
Comments (3)
Nice work! I never figured out what to do with the Battle Mechs set. Never thought of blasting a poor girl even if she is going to recover later. Glad to see you have V4. Some wonderful characters for her out there.
The Battle Mech set has a lot of possibility and subduing pesky science heroines is but one.ðŸ¤
Oh, I've had V4 forever and cannot agree enough about characters for her. Heck, our library which was started by my husband more than 20 years ago goes all the way back to the original Victoria character.🙄
Anyway, thanks for taking a moment to comment, my dear!😊
Oh no, poor Science Heroine! But cool fight scene with a terrifying (and humungous) battle mech! Love the blasting fx and the smokey edges around the scene!
I'm delighted you enjoyed the picture enough to comment! Of course, a lot of what you like about the picture is the magic of Photoshop. It's always tempting to overdo the Photoshop... :)