61 - Low level aerial reconnaisance by MollyFootman
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Description
Sonja plummeted toward the waters of Steelhead Bay and pulled up sharply causing the wings of her steam jet pack to flex. "Ah. One way in! Now fer to do a quick pass on teh structures at teh peak o' teh place!"
Molly's art notes: Set up and rendered in Poser 13.0.296 with some tweaking from Photoshop. The content include Sonja based on La Femme with modifications from Afrodite-Ohki. Baron Von Reanimeister's stronghold is the Steampunk Hideaway found at DAZ. Other aspects of the setting are the work of Cybertenko and Flink. Support content creators! We use their products to give life to our dreams.
Comments (5)
I love that steampunk flight. The industrial surrounding just looks like that old Wilhelminian factory buildings here in Leipzig!
Thank you, Anne. I'd love to visit Leipzig and other cities in Germany some day but that's not very likely given my age. =\ Now, though, I can imagine it a bit! =)
Molly
Stear clear of that rock. Love the execution on the entire scene 😍.
Thank you, my dear. I'm not entirely happy with the surface of the water but I'm very pleased with the rest of it and I appreciate your kind comment! <3
Molly
Once again you have created a very nice graphic (a top action scene) here which I really like a lot! Sorry for not making comments on all your new once dear Molly, but I had a look at them and the flying ghostlady looks simply great!
It's fine, Ute! I don't have the time and energy to comment on every one of your lovely pictures so I expect you'd not have a comment for every one of mine. Be assured I always enjoy looking at your pictures and am delighted that you are looking at mine. =)
Molly
Don't think the water surfaces are bad if they are meant to be still which might prove problematic in a bay.....
let's see how she gets in...
Thanks, JD. You put your finger on my dissatisfaction with the surface of the water exactly. If I had Shaaramuse3D's Ocean FX Maker back when I first set up this scene I'd have used that and I think I'd have been happier with the waves. But... >.< It's going to be smooth sailing for this seen (see what I did, there?).
Molly