Maysa's Kitchen by RodS
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... Which looks a whole lot better than our kitchen at the moment. Our 6 year old oven / range blew up yesterday - another $700 - something for a new one from Lowe's - should be delivered Sunday... (Actually, it didn't really "blow up" as in nuking my entire house! LOL Just me being overly dramatic.. It basically just shorted out inside so it made a loud 'POP' sound, and now the timer / computer and oven parts are DOA. The top burners still work, though, so we're not in too bad a shape.)
Anyway - enough of my whining..
This image is more of an experiment than anything else. Messing a bit with this awesome set, playing with lighting (I'm pretty happy with the sunlight coming through the blinds off-camera), and a few other things.
It might be a little spotty for a while with the TNA story. I am working on the next page, and hope to have it done and posted in the next week. I have to take breaks fairly often - with the extreme cold weather we're currently having, it stays rather chilly in this damn basement, and I have to go upstairs and warm up now and then.
We're looking at some solutions for this, but our preferred one is finding another place. Don't see that happening anytime soon with the insane housing market, and having to spend so much the last few months. Anyone have a spare miracle in the closet or garage they're not using? Email me - we'll work something out! LOL
You might notice I've changed my signature graphic - another experiment. I've been informed I can MENTION that I have a Patreon / Ko-Fi, just not link or show a text URL. Apparently logos are OK - I've seen others use them in their uploads. We'll see what happens...
In the meantime, Thank You all so much for stopping by, and for all your wonderful comments, support, friendships, and your own wonderful artworks! Stay safe (and stay WARM!).
(Nudity not ticked as nothing "vital" is visible.)
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Comments (36)
Excellent! Sorry to hear about your latest woes. Recently I lost the heat in my apartment for the third time in four months and all the maintenance department could do is give me an ancient space heater that was next to worthless, so I went out and bought three of my own, one for the bedroom, living room and kitchen... I did some research and found that Lasko's ceramic heaters had the best reviews. They do a great job and heat a whole room quickly but suck up a lot of power... it actually slows down a fan plugged in across the room. Just a thought you might consider.
Fabulous scene and amazing character, wonderful quality work on the lighting and clarity of rendering...top marks...!!
Beautiful my friend
Well I am glad nobody was hurt, property damage is a pain but things are replaceable, people aren't. Nice kitchen, I wish mine was as big as hers! Maybe she'll let me do some cooking there, I may find the way to a girl's heart...
It didn't really blow up, but it sounded like it. Just me being overly dramatic 😫🤣 Something shorted out inside, I think.
very sensual pose and superb lighting effects. she is dynamite!
where my younger sister lives close to Montana it was 10F below and only went up to 6F above. this morning it was 5F below, but was in the 20's today. here it stayed at 23F to 24F all day with freezing rain and some light snow flakes. in the morning here 19F and Friday 17F. Bodie is sleeping in the laundry
bet she has something special to cook up. for me a cold shower to settle down after her catching my eye Rod. superior lighting and shadow work. 5++ ovens love braking down at bad times, were i used to live Brian's went out. don't recall the cost, but he bought a dandy of a oven. used both upper and lower elements rotating on and off. made dynamite roasted Turkey. my mom has her heater set high and pays more on bills, most of the time fairly warm down in our basement. will be waiting for ht girls page.i often don't recall your signature stamp with my horrid memory. i always was paying more attention to your girls.
From what I see, it must be very hot in your basement. That hottie is more than enough to heat a penthouse.
Outstanding gorgeous bombshell, superb environment, awesome atmosphere and lighting, brilliant render.
Sunlight through the blinds just make it even hotter, wonderful composition.
Magnificent Masterpiece of Finest Arts. I love it, you bet I love it!
I don't see an oven in her kitchen! Perhaps she heard it from a source that ovens can 'blow up(?)' Nothing to laugh about but the way you described it almost brought a tear to my eye. Especially when you mentioned the Lowe's price! I'd be weeping over that one! A most excellent work here, my friend! Most excellent creation!
If she cooks as good as she looks you are in for an evening meal and a half :) a very nice mood setting render
Appliances can be the biggest cost to homeownership, especially when they all expire at once.
Great image!!! 😃😃😃👍👍👍
She's looking good!
It's absolutely Fabulous ... Fantastic character ,very great pose and render 👏👍🙋♂️
Stunning image my friend :)
Beautiful image, Rod. I love the way you lit the scene. Bravo!
Sorry to hear about your exploding kitchen, my sympathies. Mine burned down a couple of years ago due to a dodgy circuit in the microwave which caused it to spontaneously ignite in the middle of the might (never buying hotpoint again!). By curious coincidence, the new one installed by the insurance company is the same colour as this (Though not nearly as tidy, and with out the rather alluring "help")!
I ramble. Great image, spectacular lighting. Nice work!
Oh wow, one could almost think you had leased the misfortune, it's good that nothing happened to anyone, but despite everything, a new kitchen costs a lot of money, the one in your graphics looks really chic, you really made this set shine, mine looked a little thinner! Send you a big hug, stay safe!
Sexy scene, well lit !
Beautiful scene. Great lighting. The reflections are fantastic. I can send you my weather gift wrapped lol. It has been so hot, I have melted more than once...
Awesome image. The lighting and shadows turned out great
she's an eleven
Nice image and geometry.
She's beautiful and the pose and lighting are both excellent.
Sorry to hear about the stove. It's always something, isn't it? Take care!
Wonderful image!
Grand image, Rod!!
I hope your housing woes ease!!
An extraordinary image, full of details,beautifulli done,fantastic work,top notch scene!!!!!!!!!!!5* Sorry to hear about the stove but sh.. happens; my daughter got corona today !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Lovely
Beautiful scene!
wonderful pose and lighting!
What a looker and pose Rod! PLEASE look into wall heaters with CARBON FIBRE (FIBER) as the heating element.
They are far more efficient. PLEASE don't get one that is power hungry! I've had this heater now and it's saved my bacon on many occasions.
Means you only need to heat the area where you are situated.
If you read this I will try and find the original link I kept for my friend who also bought one at the time.