Take It Easy by GrandmaT
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Agatha was a famous and well loved actress known all over the world. While filming a new movie, she collapsed on the set and was rushed to the hospital. When she regained consciousness, she tried to get up and leave, but Dr. Ian Pierre Rousseau persuaded her to settle back on the bed. She was suffering from exhaustion and anemia and needed to stay in the hospital for the next week then take an extended vacation to give her body time to recuperate. She didn't like it but the Studio didn't want to lose their favorite star so they agreed to postpone filming until she was pronounced healthy enough to return to the set. It wasn't that they had a heart, they just had sense enough to not push their "Cash Cow" over the edge.
I cobbled together my own hospital set from freebies I've obtained over the years. Mother always says if you keep something long enough, you'll find a use for it.
DAZ:
Jepes Ian Pierre
Corey Spiked hair
Doctor bundle V4
Freebies:
Gurney bed - cal
IV stand - Llyr
IV bag - 3Dman
M4 Scrubs - Glitterati
Dynamic Hospital Gown - Karibou
Stethoscope - 3DStrike?
Blood pressure cuff - Poser World
Security ID - Adam Thwaites
Comments (25)
UteBigSmile
Totally cool & great looking image Grandma - Just love it!
Sandrose
Agatha's dishevelled state is evident! Very good poses and expressions. And a pretty doctor... ;-)
radioham
Great work I have not heard the word Cow used by an girl like his before
GrandmaT
From Wikipedia: Cash cow is business jargon for a business venture that generates a steady return of profits that far exceed the outlay of cash required to acquire or start it. Many businesses attempt to create or acquire such ventures, since they can be used to boost a company's overall income and to support less profitable endeavors. The term cash cow is a metaphor for a "dairy cow" used on farms to produce milk, offering a steady stream of income with little maintenance.
skyvendik
great concept
LivingPixels
Superbly done a bit of high drama!!
aqua1955
The face of the patiënt does look very ill, where you story is great to the image you made. A wonderful composition
miwi
Klasse image,great story,super!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Cyve
Fantastic scene and composition... Outstandingly done my friend !!!
donnena
Well done!! Super image!
dreaming_banshee
Very original scene! Good story, it there more to it?
netsuke
Cool idea. Your mother must have been a frugal Yankee - Gram always said "Never throw anything away, you never know when you'll need it." Hence, my hundred jars of nails, washers, screws and whatnots.
GrandmaT
That is one of my Father's favorites, which she also adopted.
eekdog
another really good job, Teri.
flavia49
wonderful scene and posing
Faemike55
and if you do decide to throw something away, you'll find that you need it 6 months later. great scene and story - it has the possibility of going in several directions, including hissy-fits; royal tantrums, the obvious love interest (one sided of course) between patient and doctor and so on! Great work
pimanjc
Nice.
starship64 Online Now!
Nice work, and your mother sounds like a wise woman.
renecyberdoc
yeah and they better keep the "coco"away from their cash-cow muahahahah.
ontar1
Great story and scene!
Windigo
Wonderful cobbling, a great story and scene!
RodS
I'm sure this happens on a regular basis in Hollywierd.. A great render, Terri!
Roco43
Good scene & posing
ZanderXL
How did she react when she realised someone had taken her pants off???
DimitriAraujo
nice story
Crudelitas
Jeez, the poor looks really pretty battered. Since it is better if they are still for a while .. Awesome picture, beautiful characters and great environment!
SuSoleil
So well done! And I love the story that you wrote for it.