35 - Lilja - The airship departs by MollyFootman
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Description
The airship turned and the rumbling of the motors increased in volume as the craft moved away from the airspace above Darkstar manner. Wrapped in a bedspread, the unconscious Lilja Darkstar was oblivious to her fate.
Molly's art notes: Set up and rendered in Poser 12.757 with the Superfly Cycles 2 rendering engine. The Skydome is by Flink. The taller air pirate is based on the Dawn mesh with shape and texture by Tempesta3d. The shorter air pirate is based on good ol' V4 also with shape and texture by Tempesta3d. Their gear is from DAZ. Lilja, wrapped in the bedspread and still unconscious, is based on La Femme with shape and texture also by Tempesta3d.
Comments (5)
Will done!
Thanks, Annie!
Mollly
Gorgeous composition, excellent reflections, superb atmosphere and lighting, brilliant awesome render.
Magnificent Masterpiece of Finest Arts. I love it!
Thank you, Marius!
Molly
Heading out for a new adventure. But she cant observe where.
No, Lilja is a captive and we'll see what becomes of her! Thanks for taking a moment to comment, my dear!
Molly
Do like that picture within a picture of the cockpit, that is very well done and looks very futuristic — great image with the blue space too
The reflection on the control cabin window exists because I tweaked the material. 1971s' original material which appears in previous images in this series is nicely transparent but not actually reflective at all as glass would be. I'm glad it caught your eye as it was one of the things I wanted in this image.
Molly
Another serial of the thrilling kidnapping story. I like the light shine on the bedspread and the material. Regards Anne
Thank you for taking time to leave me a comment. I'm glad you are enjoying the story and I always like to hear about what textures and lighting works best for another person's eye!
Molly