RR#147 - Hide and Seek? by Faemike55
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Description
More like seek and destroy!
just having fun with characters and shaders
Comments (48)
bakapo
very cool!
UteBigSmile
Wolfenshire
I would not want that thing chasing me.
Cyve
Fantastic scene/composition Mike... Wonderfully done !!!
virginiese Online Now!
stunning couple ! Great realization and camera angle !
junge1
Nicely done Mike!
Radar_rad-dude
Magnificent images for 1st of November, Mike! All great looking work! Bravo!
velleman
Great surrealistic idea!
adorety
Interesting scene, but not too many hiding places.
Crudelitas
Really good shader work, Mike. Very well done!
tcombs
Great imagination.
shadownet
After many frustrating hours of practice, she finally taught her pet scorpion-bot to sit. Should have come with better instructions, preferably in English. Also there was that annoying little habit it had of stinging her boyfriends. Made it hard to get a second date.
aksirp
is the robot scorpion able to assist for shopping or gardening? would buy it ;-) cool done Mike!
VEDES
Very well done!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
nefertiabet
Cool work Mike!!! Looks like she runs over ice!
Glendaw
What a awesome mechanical scorpion lighting her way across the ice ???
The model really looks like a ragtime doll indeed, well done.
Magnificent lighting and shaders Mike.
anahata.c
a must-see full size...that surface looks like a skating rink for a bunch of gigantic stars (whose skates have left some major grooves)...it goes on forever. And you have these two creatures just walking their way across it, the woman dancing; and they're perfectly comfortable being so different from each other. Love the light and the orange colors on the scorpion...and the woman's dancing pose. And the slight tilt. Another delightful exploration from you.
jancas
Nice work