Wonderous Woman by Dream9Studios

Poser • Comics/Cartoons • posted on Apr 28, 2020

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Description

A wonderous woman enters the battlefield to end the wars of men. APRIL 28, 2020 I started wanting to create a Wonder Woman inspired artwork, I think, in 2018 but could never get her looking quite right. Now that I use Superfly and understand its material shader nodes better, I have finally got her armor looking the way I want it. Perfecting the armor took a couple of days of experimenting with materials. The next hurdle was finding the “correct” hair model. I think I finally got everything looking “right”. What do you think? I tried to create a scene like something from the original movie complete with a cyan/orange filter over the image. This artwork is Copyright © 2020 Lizzie Prusaczyk and Dream 9 Studios™. All Rights Reserved.

Production Credits

D9S Gianna

By Dream9Studios

$15.95 USD

Comments (6)

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RodS Online Now!

10:02PM | Tue, 28 April 2020

I think you nailed it, Lizzie. Right down to the "godkiller" sword - where in the world did you find that? Anyway, this is awesome! Now, I've got to watch the movie again... I just love that scene where she's climbing that ladder out of the trench - you just know there's gonna be some butt-kicking happening.

One of your best yet!

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BellaDark

10:52PM | Tue, 28 April 2020

What Rod said. Honestly this is amazing. The metals really look fantastic, so good on you for being so persistent with those because you kicked arse on this. :)

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crender

11:45PM | Tue, 28 April 2020

Amazing!

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perpetualrevision

12:05AM | Wed, 29 April 2020

She looks fantastic! I know all about taking days to experiment with materials (or lighting), before you get the look you're after. And you definitely got it here!

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