22 - Airship over Darkstar Manor by MollyFootman
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Description
As Lilja Darkstar retired attended by the maidservant clanks Raven and Crow, an ominous shape glided into a position directly above Darkstar Manor. It's whirring airscrews were unheard by the Guardian who watched the grounds for signs of trouble. In the spinning cogs and mechanisms that made up it's intellect there had been no consideration of a stealthy approach by airship.
Molly's art notes: Set up and rendered in Poser 12.0.500 with the Superfly Cycles 2 rendering engine. The Guardian is by Jonnte. The vaccuum zeppelin is by 1971s. Darkstar Manor is by RPublishing. The Skydome is by Flink.
If you wish to view the pictures and story in order it's easiest to do that at my Deviant Art site. The story begins at:
https://www.deviantart.com/mollyfootman/art/Lilja-Darkstar-ponders-875997592
I loves me some steampunk!
Comments (3)
Nicely done scene. Wide angle lens works perfectly here. The Flinks sky materials work fine on the Poser 11/12 GROUND sky done so you don't have to load the Flinks sky prop. Maybe you already knew that.. Also blends nicely with tthe GROUND ground plane which takes Terradome ground textures. Fun to play with.
I did not know that! Thanks for your supportive comment and also for the tip!
Love,
Teh Mollz
Nice! Love the perspective. Does the robot know it's there?
No, as the little narrative suggests the Guardian isn't aware of the airship. The next picture and story segment will explain what the airship is up to. I'm so pleased you took a moment to leave me a nice comment, Annie. Thanks!
Excellent image. Great POV!!
Thank you, Kelchris3. I messed with focal length and angle for quite a bit to get what I was looking for and I really appreciate you taking a moment to validate for me!☺