Black History Month 2023 The Swiftwater Sisters by MajinBoo
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Description
Image number 27 for my original characters of color for Black History Month.
The three Swiftwater triplets are actually of Native American ethnicity. There powers are animal based on a chipmunk. Granted enhanced strength, incredible speed and reflexes and remarkable climbing ability.
Bethany nicknamed Aiyana is a balance of strength and speed. Is the boldest and leads the group.
Janice nicknamed Aponi is the fastest and smartest.
Ellen nicknamed Elu is the smallest yet the strongest of the group.
Comments (5)
Hey cool render, the first thing that came to mind was crouching Tiger hidden dragon. Nice work.
Thank you I hadn't noticed the similarity until you mentioned it. Wasn't able to reach my set goal of 28 images for last month. 😔 Fell short by just one.
gefällt mir sehr gut
Thank you so much. I glad you like it and took the time to comment. 😁
Sorry you missed your goal by one! XD
This is but something bothered me... I had to look a long time to figure it out and casual observers won't notice but the trees in the blurred background appear to be lit from stage left. The lighting on the foreground and characters is oblique and high from stage right (and I like the way it permits details but gives enough shadow on the character's faces for a sense of depth). It always jars me a bit when the sun is coming from two sources. XD
Thanks for all the entertainment you've provided lately. It's been a fun ride! <3
Molly
No, you're absolutely right to catch this error in the light sources. I actually rendered the background the night before I posted the final work. I used it a background image after blurring it in Photoshop. I was trying to rush to get it done spent most of the afternoon posing the girls, their clothes, and the branch that Ellen is sitting on. My day job definitely slowed down my progress with this series. I can be a stickler for details too. I started over renders that were almost done just because one tiny detail. Glad you enjoyed this series Molly and once again I appreciate your help along the way.
-Randy
Great posing. Love the outfits
excellent
Gratitude Tracesl.