8 - Coffee Shop - Departure observed by MollyFootman
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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Gregor indulgently watched his sister and Pixie interact. "Please, Lena, to be getting along with me to the car. We don't want to keep Professor Van Humbeek waiting."
"Later, Lena!" Pixie said.
The Russian girl nodded thoughtfully and murmured, "Do svidaniya, malen'kiy."
The interaction was observed and the observer made mental notes to follow up on all involved.
Molly's art notes: Set up and rendered in Poser 12.0.757 using the Superfly Cycles 2 rendering engine and then tweaked a bit in Photoshop. Reluctantly, this is the last image with the Coffee shop, I think. XD
Patricia "Pixie" Dust is based on the marvelous Project Evolution One by erogenesisCGI. Vladlena Bubnoff is a character based on the much neglected Bella 1.2 mesh by Ali (get it at his website, Mankahoo). Brooke Potts is based on Dawn and is also modified with material from Tempesta3d. Gregor is based on L'Homme also with modifications by Tempesta3d. The watching Man in Black is based on a Lo Rez figure by Baron Vlad Harkonnen. There are a ton of other figures in the scene that have been described elsewhere (most of them come with Poser). The setting is by Blue Tree Studio.
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Comments (17)
A great scene and continuation of the story :)
Thank you, Kellie. I'm actually kind of sad to be leaving the coffee shop, I've had fun with this bit of the story.
Molly
Glad you are enjoying it, Kellie! It's currently my favorite. =)
Molly
that CS prop sure has allot of uses for views you've shared. a great series with awesome creation on all.
Thanks, Steve. It's what I love most about BlueTreeStudio's content: it's always an entire scene which is limited only by your thought processes regarding camera and framing. I use Stuart's stuff a lot. =)
Molly
Hallo Molly, who is the mysterious observer? His head in the foreground gives your picture the special point of interest.
Ah yes, Anne! That is just the question that the picture is supposed to make you think of. That guy has been present watching Gregor and Lena since the airport. Is he American Homeland Security? Is he a foreign agent of Russia? I intend to reveal more about him soon.
Thank you so much for commenting. I always look forward to hearing from you! =)
Molly
Fine scene, nicely posed.
Thank you, Mazzam!
Ah, so the man in black is still outside, "observing"! He must be getting kinda bored (and maybe hungry), having to wait as Lena and Gregor enjoy lunch. I take it they're not at all yet aware of his presence, so they can't do some tricky maneuvers to lose him? It's always good to have a bit of a lurking "menace" in a story, but I do so hope everything works out for Lena and her brother!
Such is the life of an agent engaged in surveillance: boredom and inconvenience. XD
Not being security professionals, Gregor and Lena have not notice his presence. He first appeared at the airport and has been following them noting who they interact with. Lena is more than just an internet celebrity. As a Russian and a dissident with considerable digital skill she is of interest to many people (most of them unsavory).
If I can keep my focus, you'll be learning more about this particular lurking menace in the near future. I hope you'll continue to follow this; I always enjoy hearing from you!
Molly
I love this! Your light is perfect and the colours are so rich
Thank you, my dear! I do sunlit day time pretty well. XD Kidding aside, in talking with others I've learned a lot.
Your comment is particularly meaningful and to be cherished as it comes from a real photographer! <3
Molly
This is really well done - I like how you can see the blurred partial image of the mysterious observer. Perfect.
Yes, as the observer is so close to the camera he is outside the DoF (which is a useful phenomenon to employ in visual narrative, I think; I try not to overuse it). He's been present in a lot of the pictures and this is the first time I've really made him strong part of the visual narrative. I hope you'll continue to enjoy this story. It's currently my favorite. =)
Molly
Can't wait to read more. I'm hooked!
Thank you, Annie! So am I. It's currently my favorite story. XD
Molly
Nice scene composition. Lighting turned out nice.
Thank you, my dear! The lighting did work out well. Lighting is always something I'm learning about; that and materials. XD
Molly
Oh no! I sense an ominous undertone developing here! Hope our characters are up to the task(s) of handling any unforeseen obstacles to their respective agendas! Excellent work on this scene! Many fine kudos from me!
Thank you, my dear! This is my favorite story at the moment and I am so pleased that you are following it! <3
Molly
Fantastic composition, impressive scene, outstanding atmosphere and lighting, brilliant awesome render.
It's all pure magic.
Magnificent Masterpiece of Finest Arts. I love it, you bet I love it!
Thanks for such kind words, Marius. <3
Molly
You don't get it, do you? It's hell of a brilliant Artwork.
Well, thanks again! =) I'm certainly not arguing. XD
Molly
The whole series is a joy to look at. Each of the previous images and including this one show the attention to detail you always put into your images. Now, I need a coffee... :)
Heh. Thank you! I loves me some coffee, too. It's wonderful content for my story. =)
Molly
Your new graphic looks very nice again, I like it very much! I thank you for all your visits and comments and I take this opportunity to wish you a nice weekend.
Thank you, my dear!
Molly
Love everything going on here. Nice work
Thank you so much! Pictures like this take a lot of time for teh Mollz to set up so I love it when I get such an encouraging comment! =D
Molly
Great angle of the observer and fabulous scene of showing the outside and interior of the coffee shop.
Heh. I spent a lot more time on the coffee shop than the story needed but it's such great content and it was so much work to set up all the figures in it. I'm glad you enjoyed it. Of course, this picture is kind of important as one of the three major story conflicts is the men in black keeping an eye on Lena. =)
Molly