4 - The Odd couple - Safe outside the crypt by MollyFootman
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Description
The cat girl and her companion scampered out of the Royal crypt to safety while the Iron Golem contended with the torch she had shoved into it's thorax. She leapt up upon some rubble and watched Jorl as he stopped to catch his breath. "That was close!" she purred.
"Aye! Too easy it seemed and too easy it were!" Jorl scowled and gesticulated with his sword to punctuate his disgust.
"So how do we acquire all that shiny gold?"
"We needs a plan... better than just tryin' ter grab it!" Jorl scowled. "I'm thinkin' we needs must find us some uhn what knows about Golems!"
Molly's art notes: Set up and rendered in Poser 12.0.757 with Superfly Cycles 2 and tweaked in Photoshop for a bit of glow and vignette. The catgirl is A3 using some very old material from DAZ I was reminded of recently by Mazzam. The textures haven't aged well and I messed with them to try to give the impression of fur rather than plastic (the hair was the worst >.<). The Dwarf is by Sixus1 and is available at Renderosity. The setting is by Sveva and LukeA at Renderosity.
Comments (10)
Cat Girl's pose is perfect for having just leapt up there. I love Jori's expression -- he's clearly miffed to miss out on so much shiny stuff! Super composition and lighting! Glad you decided to do another one in this series :-)
Thank you, Amy. All the positive response I've gotten to this little adventure has me thinking about more for these two. I'm really trying to give the posing of the cat girl more of a feline vibe. As for Jorl, I love crusty curmudgeons. =)
Molly
Totally awesome creation with these two characters. Expressions are super along with the elements.
Thanks, Steve. This sort of fantasy is really outside my usual wheelhouse so I really appreciate the comment. <3
Molly
Loving this....great characters and scene...some really superb little touches...starry night sky in the background...Cat Girl's pose, the material and reflection on the sword...lighting from the torch, particularly like the Jorl character... great expression, and that sword is a long as he is tall...!!!...first class work and image...!!
Thank you so much, Darkglass. I really like the Jorl character, too; I'm very fond of curmudgeons and that's how I see him. This kind of fantasy is new territory for me. =)
Molly
Fantastic action scene !
Thank you, David! =)
Molly
Nice image.
Thank you, Mazzam! =)
Molly
A CUTE AND WONDERFUL SCENE EXCELLENT
Thank you, Rocdan! This sort of fantasy is new for me and really expanding my range a bit.
Molly
a nice continuation and development along story lines, very well don
Thank you, Paul. =)
Molly
Your new graphic looks great (I never saw before this Dwarvez: Jorl as beautiful as you did it) and I like it very much. I wish you already a nice weekend.
Thank you, Ute. I love Sixus1's work and am sad that he stopped making things for Poser some time ago. I'm pretty sure that the Dwarvez would work in DAZ Studio; Poser seems to import into Studio without much fuss. =)
Molly
This is fun, and I love the dialogue! I'd love to see more adventures with these two. Wonderful work, Molly!
I will tell you this..... When you start a story like this, sometimes the doggone thing takes on a life of its own, and starts telling YOU how to tell the story... Trust me on this.... 😉😄
>.< I know! It was just going to be one picture and then.... =) Thanks so much for the encouragement, Rod. I really appreciate it!
Molly
This is a great little series of images, love the characterisations, they make a classic adventure pairing. The excellent atmosphere and lighting in all of these really adds to the visual narrative too.
Thank you, Joe. Adventure fantasy is a genre I have just started exploring and I'm still working a lot out but I appreciate the encouragement. I like the "odd couple", too. =)
Molly