Goddess of the Loik 2 by MollyFootman
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The Loiks bowed and did reverance to the gigantic figure. Julieta gazed and pondered. "Is it alive?" she wondered.
Molly's art notes: Rendered with Poser 12.0.757. Tweaked it a bit with Photoshop. I have some vague ideas for stories about the planetary explorer and the Loik but I don't know that I'll ever get around to them.
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Comments (10)
Fantastic image!!! The poses for the Loik are so great!!!!
Thanks, Kellie! Those poses are slightly tweaked versions of what was included with the content. Nursoda is a genius!
Molly
Great alternative view of the scene, with cool light bloom around the staff! The Loik poses just crack me up :-)
Heh. Yes, they are strangely cute little things and those poses are perfect for what I had in mind when I looked at 1971s' content. Thanks for commenting, my dear.
Molly
This is excellent, Molly! Your lighting is perfect!
Be careful with those "vague" story ideas.... They quickly take on a life of their own... Trust me..... LOL
Thanks, Rod. I know about story ideas getting hold of you.... >.<
I was very pleased with the lighting and am grateful that you comment. I messed with it quite a bit and what you see is really mostly rendered and not a bunch of postwork. =)
Molly
Really an ace job on lighting. Love how it beems about.
Strange figures on the ground. Well done atmosphere and character.
Thanks, Steve. The secret sauce for the lighting is a very small volumetric (atmosphere) density increase, like a very light fog. I am always experimenting with such things and it worked out pretty well, here. =) The Loiks are splendid, I agree! XD
Molly
Excellent poses and lighting!
Thank you, my dear! =) I'm particularly proud of the lighting!
Molly
Firstly apologies for not commenting for so long... But I have had a marathon catch up of the last few weeks today so am hopefully now up to date.
Second, hats off to your prodigious output! I struggle to get one Skytown page done per month, so I am very impressed that you have so many different threads and stories going all at once - The Tooniverse is an inspired idea and i like the feel of those layouts (though " the odd couple" remains a firm favourite). This Loik series is shaping up very nicely too; the little guys work brilliantly in 1971's scenery.
Glad you managed to get past the frankly rather arbitrary mods. The inconsistency with which rules are applied, and the fact that the mildest artistic nudity is considered worse than extreme graphic violence remains a mystery to me...
Heh. I join you in being mystified, Joe. I really appreciate you comments and enjoy hearing from you. I'm in the process of going through a few weeks of cool posts so you may be hearing more from me in the next few days. ;-)
Molly
Oh my! What will happen next! You have me hooked! Love these scene and the mystery associated with them!
Thanks, Rad! I don't know if I'll do any more in this series but it certainly is pleasing to know you've enjoyed it! =)
Molly
Aamzing composition, superb atmosphere and lighting, brilliant awesome render.
Magnificent Masterpiece of Finest Arts. I love it!
The Loiks stole the show again, though.
Heh. Yes, those Loiks are a lot of fun! Thanks for the comment, Marius! =)
Molly
oh this is great fun!!
Thank you! I was a bit limited by the hardware available and am very pleased with how it came out. =) Molly
I want a Loik....
Heh. They are cute little devils and should render in DAZ Studio 4 with just a bit of adjustment to their materials. Nursoda's stuff is brilliant in it's eccentricity. I always enjoy hearing from you, JD!
Molly