Blue Light Special by Anasta

Poser • Pin-ups • posted on May 06, 2007

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O... M... G... This was freakin HARD to do! I spent several hours on the reflection for the bike as well as the lighting. The Aiko texture for the girl was fantastic but for some reason I wasn't happy with the eyes. So on that note, I used my own eye texture for this one. I wanted a reflective floor mostly for effect (its for a desktop) I did spend quite a bit of time on the pose as well. I made this for my bestest friend in RL, he had said that he wanted me to make a pic of his bike with some sexy girl on it so here it be :P Only postwork was minor touching up of the hair where it came through her arms to make it look more flowy... other then that no postwork. :D *EDIT* I am reposting this image because as it being my work, I was never really happy with it. I liked the general idea behind it and in all honesty, I didn't change much but it was enough to make me happy with it. I changed the face morph because I didn't like the way the face looked in general. I changed the color of the boots because they weren't the same color as the dress and it was a tiny thing that bugged me LOL. I also added panties because, while I have no issues with showing nudity, I personally thought she looked kinda skanky without them. I also added a kick-stand because I agreed with a comment I had gotten on that. Thank you to everyone who commented on the previous version :D Yes, I know this isn't my style but as it was requested by a friend I had to do it :D *Note to alanpfd: I've sat in a bike like this in RL and my feet never came close to touching the ground so as a woman I think her feet floating above the reflection worked with the image :D* Look forward to any comments :D

Comments (18)

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Dreamful

2:08AM | Sun, 06 May 2007

Fantastic work !!...splendid!!

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kamikaze812

2:40AM | Sun, 06 May 2007

Excellent !! The Beautiful (●＞∀＜●)

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alanpfd

2:56AM | Sun, 06 May 2007

She's beauiful and the bike looks great too. The reflections from the bike work well, but there might be a slight problem with the reflection from her right foot. It looks like her foot is on the ground, but there's a slight gap between her foot and her reflection. Everything else, though, is terrific. -Alan

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FUNJOKER

2:59AM | Sun, 06 May 2007

wow wow wow...superb.....good job....Bravo*****.

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swjkie100

3:12AM | Sun, 06 May 2007

Ooooo love it! And the bike too ^_^ Kudos to the reflective floor, perseverence has paid off quite well ;) Nice airbrushing effect around the subjects. Just an absolutely gorgeous render, very professional :)

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Bossie_Boots

3:28AM | Sun, 06 May 2007

Awesome !!!

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vampimatrix

3:45AM | Sun, 06 May 2007

Exelent the reflections are superb!! Profesional artwork!! :)

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pjz99

4:20AM | Sun, 06 May 2007

Beautiful reflections and color :) I don't know if you have any plans to revise, but if you do, consider putting a little twist and side/side in her left foot for gravity pull, to make her a bit more relaxed. You might also turn down the spread a little bit on the Shadow settings for the main light, I think the shadow could use a little sharpness by her feet and the base of the bike. Might also think about Ambient Occlusion on the floor material. I think what is bugging you about the eyes is they are a little bit crossed, you might move one or the other eye away from center by 2 or 3 degrees and see how it looks. Especially nice graceful pose on the right hand, and I love the wildness of her hair.

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woodant

4:29AM | Sun, 06 May 2007

Nice image. I'd like to see some shadows from the hands/arms on the bike to make them seem more "settled" there. The other thing that bothers me is that bikes are actually very heavy, yet there's no side-stand or center-stand in view. From the angle of the bike, it couldn't be on the other side. I think the textures on the bike are quite low-res but I imagine that you probably can't do anything about that. Excellent charcter pose though, that must have been quite tricky.

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