“Even when the scene gets too big, there’s always space for a story within the story.” So, the scene turned out way bigger than planned – and I thought, hey, why not squeeze in a few extra little renders while I’m at it? 😄 Don’t expect masterpieces though, I made them just for fun! Well... except for the one with the bicycle. That one secretly makes me a little proud. I slapped a raindrop texture onto a second layer and – BAM – it actually worked! No clue how I pulled it off, honestly. I just kept fiddling around until it looked like a gloriously soggy bicycle. Science! image 4 Here’s where the rain ends. I was about to add even more rain, but my poor PC literally started begging me to stop with the endless details. XD Honestly, though, I think the ‘sudden downpour’ vibe works better this way. Has anyone else experienced that? One part is already soaked, and the other is still dry? I’ve definitely had that happen – it looks hilarious and feels even funnier when you jump back and forth between the wet and dry spots! XD Oh, and all those little details? Yeah, that’s what took forever! A lot of it can’t even be seen in the main shot because of the depth of field... but I knew it was there, and my brain just wouldn’t let me leave it undetailed. It’s like it was saying, ‘You’re so close, just add a little more!’ XD #Poser13 #Superfly #texture #materials #P13 #city #No_Postwork #superflyrender #rainyday #dancingintherain #rain #urbanlife #cityscene #everydaymagic #detailsmatter