Canals of New Mars: Wake Up! by flavia49
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Description
There are many types of borders some of them clear cut, others blurred and ambiguous. The boundary between sleep and wake, unconsciousness and consciousness belongs to the blurred kind.
Jay Sea had lost every sense of time, space, and consciousness of his own body for hours... Then somethimg called him back, and he tried to open his eyes.
Jetsam cried:"He's alive!".
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DAZ: Michael 4;
Xurge 3D: Cyber M4;
Neftis: Daryl Hair;
Darkwhisper: Modern Desert Soldier;
Area 50: Bottle;
Geralday: Milk Bottle.
Appleyard: Maglite.
Comments (35)
amota99517
Marvelous work!
jocko500
cute and creepy too lol cool one
mariogiannecchini
Splendid composition and colors !
myrrhluz
Excellent image! I love the poking finger. Jetsam looks like she being a backseat driver. "Go on, poke him a little harder!" Very nicely done!
anahata.c
nice how you zero in on subjects you've portrayed before, and give us closeups & new angles. The two drifters are delightful, and the details are wonderful. Since I've never done Poser or any other 3D, I don't know anything about these details, whether some come from the models or are added, but wherever the details come from originally I assume you have to make them appear as they do in each image, and I assume that's real work. The details & their clarity on the drifters are delightful, right down to the freckles, the head gear, the flow & choice of the gown, and that white reflection or logo on the sunglasses. And nice perspective on the huge round gear next to Jay: Good closeup to match the narrative. I like Lucinda's comment above (even though she wrote it months ago, lol!)