5 - Mars needs women! ZAP!! by MollyFootman
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
"Standed. Satisfactory. To move, not!" The invader leveled the small pistol aimed at Marlena's head. "You now prepared to be!"
"Wait! No! I'll do whatever! Don't Kill me!" But Marlena's panicked pleas made no difference to the invader. His weapon discharged with a bizarre oscillating tone and the crackling field of energy enveloped the girl's head. "Oh!" She exclaimed. "Oh-woe-woe-woe...." Her voice trailed off as consciousness fled and her body stiffened in response to the invader's pistol.
Molly's art notes: A different sort of retro sci fi. This was set up and rendered with Poser 12.0.500 using the Superfly Cycles 2 rendering engine. Marlena is based upon the La Femme mesh with texture and morph modification by Tempesta3d. The scene is the private beach by Oskarsson. The weapon that the invader is holding is one of the sci fi pulp ray guns by Coflek-Gnorg. The invader is the work of Summoner with texture modifications for compatibility with Superfly Cycles 2. The ray gun beam is a freebie from ShareCG and the energy field around Marlena's head is the Sun Hologram with PowerFX by Shawnalaroc.
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Comments (2)
Great render and story. I just keep wondering why the aliens kidnap our women. Don't they have their own? ;-)
Heh. Evidently the don't have their own, Nobby! I seem to remember the tagline "Mars needs women" from any number of cheezy science fiction B-movies from Saturday afternoon matinees at the Fairview Theater at the end of my street when I was a young girl.
Thanks for the comment!