Noelle Off-Roadin' by Desgar

DAZ|Studio • Landscape • posted on Dec 28, 2016

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A clean suv is wrong, so very wrong.... - Madbat Agreed! ;) And this is fifteen minutes later (in the story). DAZ Studio Pro 4.9 -> Paint Shop Pro 8 Noelle based on Aiko 3 © DAZ / Xin Xin © Yamato (DAZ) Caleb Hair © AprilYSH (DAZ) DAZzling Gaze © TiffT785 (DAZ) A3 Nurse © Bobbie25 & Sarsa (DAZ) Dressy for A3 Nurse © DAZ Gloves from MechGirl © The3DWizard (DAZ) Stockings for A3 © Xena (DAZ) The Old Waterhole © FirstBastion (DAZ) Caiman © DzFire (DAZ) Splash and splatter from Liquid Pack © JoLab (DAZ) Grime-Inizer for DAZ Studio © DraagonStorm and Marieah (DAZ) Background from 30 Sky Backgrounds © Vyktohria (Renderosity) Art © Wesley Brown December 28, 2016

Production Credits

30 Sky Backgrounds

By vyktohria

$5.00 USD

Comments (8)

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Faemike55

8:43PM | Wed, 28 December 2016

Great scene and I agree! Though, personally, I prefer to drive a SAV (Suburban Assault Vehicle)

Desgar

8:58PM | Wed, 28 December 2016

I have a Weasel by DZFire that would come in handy, Mike. ;) Let me just get these two other Noelle pics out of the way first...

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ZigZag321

9:44PM | Wed, 28 December 2016

I drive a Jeep that I tuck into the garage at night like a baby all nice and cozy. Of course, the roads in Pennsylvania are much, much worse than the mud holes she's hitting in the image. LOL. Honest to God though. Yikes. Talk about pothole craters. Extremely cool scene! And yup. He makes awesome vehicles. I've purchased two of them so far.

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Madbat

10:43PM | Wed, 28 December 2016

LOL...that's more like it!

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BellaDark

11:18AM | Thu, 29 December 2016

Hehehe! Great work on the perspective and the sense of movement in here. You get so much of a story from this.:)

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Desgar

12:20PM | Thu, 29 December 2016

Thank you. It was easier to use the splash props to convey movement instead of rendering the Caiman separately and blurring it in PSP, at least this time around.

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