Kneel before the Prophecy by shannonsuzanne
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She had just learned her destiny. How could she save the world? As she was leaving the temple where she prayed she felt it in her heart. Kneel before the Prophecy. Her god was speaking to her. She was paralyzed in her tracks. She could do nothing more but obey. She had to accept the challenge. Her name is Vermillion Dawn.
Ok so it took me 18 hours and 53 minutes to render this. I like my new light set, but I don't like it ROFL. I so made this story up based on the incredible story line for the character at DAZ. This is Vermillion Dawn by IgnisSerpentus. Go check out the lead in for this on the Published Artist thread...it's very nice. The forums talk about an entire series. ::Tosses credit card into the trash because it will soon be full of characters lol:::
I hope you enjoy this pic and thanks for all the feedback I've been getting lately. Now time to let my computer cool off so it doesn't splode!
The background props are Ella's Quest and the tree is from Lisa's Botanicals. All at Daz. The light are Cloud Nine for DS and are uberenvironment based. The Vermillion Dawn package come with the character, outfit, poses. The hair is dark wolf hair.
Have a great weekend!
Comments (4)
Tholian
Very nice. Expensive in terms of runtime though. I'm so glad I built my BEAST to cut down on that. Very good lighting and character. Nice selection of supporting props.
eekdog
down right beautiful image and character.. 7+
magnus073
Shannon, this really looks wonderful and all your time and hard work paid off.
alessimarco
Ohh...I can tell you one of the things that caused your poor puter to sputter was that cherry tree! Look at all of those intricate little flower petals....they eat the render time when you use raytracing! Its a wonderfully beautiful scene, though! I am glad you stuck it out!!