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Before a patrol mission, Princess Marelle and her companion, and copilot, Lady Steffa take, a moment to pose for the camera. Never knowing when the traditional pre-flight photo may be their last.
Okay, Backdrop fighter pad and fighter modelled and rendered in Carrara 5. Custom textures created in Paint Shop Pro X. Characters modeled in Poser 6. Final Render in Poser 6. Thanks to The3dwizard/Meshworkz for creating the great Star Brigade Sci Fi uniform objects. I will be redoing this image in C5 only to see how it comes out if straight rendered in C5. Please let me know what you think.
Comments (6)
Eldeago
Wow very nice !
papachile
I think it is awesomely posed and the image is really well balanced!
Odessey
Hey Richard looks really great the suit and the color and every thing looks realy cool, but .......please dont give up on your modeling efforts on your space crafts you truly had some original designs i still go back to take a look at them from time to time .
sparrownightmare
I am thinking of redoing the Sparrowhawk to add more detail now that I have a more powerful machine. I also need to get better with Terragen to do some background pics. Im having fits trying to get some decent starfields done. I can't paint in PSP or PS anymore, my hands just don't have the coordination anymore, so I need to find some automatic starfield generator filter of some kind.
Legion1
very nice
Teleo
Fascinating pic--add a little puff of steam or smoke for mood, and I'd be sucked into the tension of the moment! The sky may have a few bold strokes, but the coloring is right on target for aesthetics & mood. The expressions are particularly envigorating. The redhead's smile seems to invite trouble if only to have the pleasure of another victory, while her companion's more sober, determined glare seems to be focused on the mission and something internal, some sublime, nagging concern. The sharp contrasts of their dark suits and the blue wingtips, smooth skin and netted uniforms, and relaxed stances beside their removed helmets tease the separation from person and mission, beauty and violence, symbols of the multi-faced head of passion in life and death. While some unfortunately pixelated details might need some softening, you've got a work of genius here.