* The Fireman from Fukushima * by UteBigSmile

DAZ|Studio • Atmosphere/Mood • posted on Mar 15, 2014

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My new graphic: "The Fireman from Fukushima" (rendered with DAZ3 - morph by me - DAZ4 not yet installed) Japan marked before several days the third anniversary of the Fukushima tsunami-quake disaster. PS. Start walking with crutches and sometimes without, mid of June my Doc wants to see me coming with my own car to the Hopital - Smile. There is still a lot of work who has be done, the doc is very busy but he deeply miss making renders again - Grin.

Comments (45)

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iborg64

9:01PM | Sat, 15 March 2014

A truly stunning quality portrait excellent job

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jocko500

9:16PM | Sat, 15 March 2014

this is wonderful

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bazza

1:46AM | Sun, 16 March 2014

Lovely to see this post from you Ute, a sad time to remember this event. Glad to hear you are beginning to walk again without crutches.. Big hi to the Doc too..

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legolie

4:20AM | Sun, 16 March 2014

Superbe hommage et image pour cette catastrophe trop vite oubliée ..... Je te souhaite bon rétablissement et bisouss à tous les deux !!!

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vitachick

5:28AM | Sun, 16 March 2014

Super render...Like the tears.. Been awhile with that foot. Soon you will be back up and dancing!!

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nefertiabet

9:40AM | Sun, 16 March 2014

Ein sehr emotionales Bild zu diesem traurigen Thema!!! Toll gemacht liebes Utchen und es ist so schön von dir zu lesen, freu!!! Weiterhin gute Besserung, Bussi Elke

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Savage_dragon

12:28PM | Sun, 16 March 2014

That's amazing, sweetie! Good to see you post. Hugz ")

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RodS Online Now!

4:37PM | Sun, 16 March 2014

A beautiful and powerful dedication to the victims and those who lived through this disaster. This is excellent, Ute! Good to see a post from you, my dear friend! Glad to hear you're making good progress! Sure miss you and Doc around the galleries - it's just not the same without the King and Queen of Spackoine! :-D

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