A Night in Startown by sparrownightmare

Poser • Science Fiction • posted on Mar 13, 2006

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Here we have my first render done completely in Poser 6. I am finally starting to get the hang of this program. Only a few of the Morphs are mine. Hair is Bliss Vision Hair, Using Vivian for V3 as the base model. I also used the standard catsuit with some of my own coloring. The buildings are some freebies I found in the archives, I can't remember from where. Let me know if you like it. Princess Marelle stands in the middle of Startown. A sort of Red Light district, designed to part lonely and board spacers from their hard won credits. She never goes anywhere unarmed, especially in Startown.

Comments (6)

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Odessey

7:27PM | Mon, 13 March 2006

Nice job!

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sparrownightmare

7:48PM | Mon, 13 March 2006

Thanks. I just built a new rig with a bit more horsepower. Amazing how fast these AMD dual core chips can render.

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anitalee

1:18AM | Tue, 14 March 2006

Excellent

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DonaKuka

11:13AM | Tue, 14 March 2006

Beautiful work!!!

MimiSoleil

12:44PM | Sun, 23 April 2006

Wow!! That's awesome! :-D

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Teleo

7:37AM | Fri, 23 June 2006

Beautiful render! The luster in the reflections on the buildings are so meticulous that I can sense the different materials/textures. If you added a counter-reflection from the blue building onto the gray fore-building, it'd match the scene I see every day downtown. Excellent matchup of the shading on her body in relation to those buildings, as well (i.e., in that the light source seems consistent--many pics I've browsed lack this correlation). The pose of her hands/fingers (right hand absently toying with her equipment, left fingers ready for action but indecisive as she assesses the situation), the blue trim on her outfit, the play of hair behind her left hip, and the details of the gadgetry on her belt add some remarkable flair. I have to admit, though, her expression is quite cryptic. Is she wary of the bad part of town? If so, her body pose seems quite confident to the contrary. Is she preoccupied, perhaps a little frustrated or impatient? Maybe indecisive, wondering whether she should have come to this part of town in the first place?