Now She's Back in the Atmosphere by poser4me
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Description
With drops of Jupiter in her hair, hey, hey, hey...
Song by Train
Credit: Furyx exported to FBX format from Daz3d
Comments (12)
Beautiful work!
Thank you!
beautiful sci-fi scene, nice lights
Thank you so much!
Hi, awesome scifi render :) Well done imported fury x. The lighting and colors over the top !
Greetings Stormrider75
Thank you, I was so glad to be able to bring FuryX over into Poser!
Sweet job !
Thanks a million!
Fantastic scene and great lighting!
Thank you, I was pleased as punch at the result of this render.
great render
Thank you!!
Great looking sci-fi scene...the lighting and colors look fantastic! :-)
Thank you thank you, trying to do different things from time to time.
You do the coolest sci-fi scenes, esp. with all the colored lights that project just enough color but don't muddy the overall lighting! Cool character coming out of a cool ride! I can see why the other lady's taking a photo (or video) with her phone!
Thank you. I finally found out kow to manually add that metallic and wet look to any object. I guess I went a little overboard on this one. Trying to squeeze all I can out of Superfly engine. 🙂
A fine image. Great light and color.
Thank you Mazzam!
Your new image looks fantastic once again!
Thank you! I appreciate your feedback. Have a good week!
Missed this one somehow til now. Fantabulous sci fi scene!!!!
Thank you, and may the 4th be with you!
You really have a knack for nailing the cyberpunk atmosphere. The lighting, smoke, textures even the subtle hint of litter on the ground.
Thank you, I consider these renders like a sort of puzzle to put together.