Floating Temples of Kathora Thyr (for Adrie) by Trigue

Poser • Fantasy • posted on Feb 24, 2010

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Poser 6 > Vue 6(esprit) > CS2 This is dedicated to Adrie. Her works are completely the inspiration for this image. Adrie, please borrow my muse til you get yours back (hope you stay) with care, Trigue :) sidenote : besides minor coloring and touchup(mist/stars) in CS2 this was rendered as one full scene (and it took 30 hours lol) Credits : Daz3D freebie princess Akkan for V3 Vue Fantasy Castle at cornucopia

Comments (52)

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EdKline

4:17PM | Sun, 28 February 2010

A very sweet dedi, and wonderful render and comp.!

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anitalee

12:42AM | Mon, 01 March 2010

Excellent

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Chipka

2:07AM | Mon, 01 March 2010

What a piece of work! I love the fusion of elements. You seem to have quite a knack for fusing myth and fantasy together in ways that are seamless (I've peeked at other offerings in your gallery, and will comment when I have more time) and you've upped the ante here by adding a kind of dream-logic as well. This is a great image. I love the wealth of little details.

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schonee

11:10PM | Wed, 03 March 2010

WOW this is Fantastic and wonderful dedication!

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Lunastar

7:22PM | Thu, 04 March 2010

Just gorgeous. Worth every minute of that 30 hours! Wow.

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brewgirlca

1:11AM | Fri, 05 March 2010

I can see why this took so long, my machine doesn't run for 30 hours, it simply gives up and rolls over for scenes like this. I love how the living quarteres are all in the bubbles and are reached by those floating stairs. Cannot help but notice the person in meditation in the near bubble house. Worthy of a book or magazine cover. Finely done Chris, this is your best I think.

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