Flying... by rajib

DAZ|Studio • Atmosphere/Mood • posted on Oct 17, 2015

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Hi There =) ! Thank you for all the wonderful comments, favs and likes on my renders =). They are much appreciated ! Just back from a short holiday... Miho was visiting her ancestral home town. There was an ancient temple there that she used to play in when she was a child. She would often run about with her hands out as though she was flying. The priests there would not mind her and in fact they all adored her. Miho had become very matured very early in life. She would organize all the kids in the neighborhood, even older than her, and then go about helping needy as well as old folks around the town. Whether this involved cooking, cleaning, or delivering food / things, she did not mind... The temple priests where impressed by her and would always encouraged her to continue her work and also help out often... Miho had continued her charity work in this town even after she and her parents had moved out... Everyone in the town knew her... As she visited the temple, old memories came flooding back and she remembered how she used to run around here pretending to fly...... About this render: Wanted to use the Japanese temple prop I had. Was wondering how to put Miho in it and what scene to create. Started to browse through the poses I had in the library and once I saw the pose with the hands out, the idea formed. I tweaked the pose, got her expression the way I wanted it and then adjusted the temple and the view to give the impression that she was remembering her childhood which was making her smile and pretend to fly.... Hope I managed to convey that impression.... Hope you all like it ! Render in Daz Studio using the Octane Plugin. No post work done. My previous render - "Out for a ride" :