Summer will come... (for Pixeluna and Shadownet) by FurNose
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Description
Though it almost feels like late spring (we got about 18°C outside in mid/end February), I know that it still takes a bit of time until summer really arrived and it still can get cold again and even snow again, but days get longer and the first early garden flowers are visible.
Rowan, how ever seems to be in a place already, where the sun is warm and the weather is beautiful (and the cats are lazy) and she found delight in petting a Cat that is just laying in the warm sun rays and enjoying the afternoon.
Just had to do a Render with Pixelunas beautiful Rowan Character (which I own for quite a while, but never really did anything with it - as with sooo many stuff in my runtime). Rowan is wearing the new dForce SoftWind Outfit from Pixeluna and Shadownet. I was surprised how quick the drape simulation went. I'm used to wait eternities for dForce to get its simulation done, but the Drape of this set simulated pretty fast.
How ever, the waiting will come to an end soon, because under my desk a brand new Computer awaits it's installation. My trusty old i7-2600 with 8GB RAM and its GeForce GT545 will be used for low power tasks, while a new i9 (10. Generation) with 48GB RAM and a GeForce RTX3060Ti will soon do all the heavy Simulation and render tasks. I'm really wondering how big the speed differences will be.
Credits:
"PS Rowan for Genesis 8 Female" by Pixeluna and Shadownet @ DAZ3D
"dForce SoftWind Outfit for Genesis 8 Females" by Pixeluna and Shadownet @ DAZ3D
"Nina Hair for Genesis 3 and 8 Female(s)" by SWAM @ DAZ3D
"Daz House Cat with dForce Hair" @ DAZ3D
"Lisa's Botanicals - Petunia" by Lisa Buckalew former available on Hivewire (at Time being not available anymore)
(I recently learned, that Lisa died just a few days ago - R.I.P. Lisa and thank you so much for all your wonderful Poser-Plants! They will always remind me on you)
"Streets Of The Mediterranean" by StoneMason @ DAZ3D
Render is pure IRAY-Render (no Postwork besides the Logo in the lower right corner)
Thank you for the peek and thank you for all helpful comments and remarks in the past and feel free to comment here as well if you like to.
Comments (17)
brain1969
wonderful render
3DClassics123456
Beautiful image!
bob3dartist
Beautiful work. Great PoV and DoF.
jmattatall
Terrific scene, great angle and DOF
Darkglass
Wonderful character and outfit...quality piece of lighting..class scene and render...!!
anitalee
Beautiful
starship64
This is beautiful work.
pixeluna
Wow, such a beautiful scene, Alexander! And the cat is always a cute addition. I am happy to know that the SoftWind outfit is an easy outfit to work on with. Thank you for the dedication!
RodS Online Now!
A most beautiful scene with Rowan, and a wonderful dedication to Jenny and Rob - awesome artists and long-time pals here. Top marks, good sir!
Kaisoona
Wow, an impressive scene. Great char and lighting,yes.. you can already feel summer is coming :) Sweet cat :)
tyllo
Awesome lighting and atmo. Colors are great, layout perfect, well done!
Richardphotos
she is wonderfully posed and such beauty
giareg
Love it!
UteBigSmile
This image is wonderfully done and a great dedication for two great artists and friends, namely dear Jenny and Rob!
mich40ish
Awesome image. Great use of depth of field.
shadownet
Gorgeous work. I apologize for being so slow to see the post. I am behind on my comments and trying to catch up. Often I just use the list of whoever commented on my most recent post to go by. That is not really the best way to do it since I do not ask people to comment on my post for me to comment on theirs. I just find it a solution to my time issue where I do not have a lot of chance to just browse the gallery here to see what I am missing out on seeing. Then when I have a little time, I try to play catch up but that is almost impossible with so much artwork getting posted daily to look at.
FurNose
Never mind Rob! I'm not playing the game "I comment on yours, you comment on mine" either. I comment on what makes me feel to say something to it, because I'm impressed, I like it or I see some potential to help others in improving or to come around a problem they face. So don't feel in any way obligated to comment and in no way ever feel "guilty" if you didn't. I'm in the "luxury" position (or pitiful position - depending on the point of view) to have so much time to browse the galleries almost daily, and yet I still miss great art works every now and then. Then there are great works out here in the galleries where I don't comment, because I feel like just commenting an "Awesome", "Excellent" or any other comment, that was commented already 20 times above, is not fitting at all.
So just relax, you're doing great any way!
paul_gormley
this really delightful PoV and very natural posing gives a nice sense of warmth and feeling of spring, very well done