Grandma's thinking cap by MollyFootman
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Perhaps you have wondered where I get all my silly ideas for pictures and stories...
Molly's art notes: Set up and rendered with Poser 12.0.757 with Superfly Cycles 2. Some tweaking in Photoshop to add a subtle vignette and a bit of glow. I have a long way to go but I attempt to create a picture that might be mistaken as a photograph. Like photographs, these renderings are 2 dimensional representations of a 3 dimensional scene.
The setting is by 1971s, the thinking cap by the marvelous Cybertenko and Poser Molly is based on the La Femme mesh and the result of combining morphs and textures by the incredible Tempesta3d. Lots of props, clothing and other bits and bobs from various content providers and I can ferret out more information for you about the vendors if you like. Support content creators, my dears, as they make the stuff from which we construct our dreams.
Comments (15)
anniemation
Love it!
MollyFootman
Thank you, Annie. I had a lot of fun with it and you'd be surprised that my work environment is nearly so cluttered as this.
Molly
UteBigSmile
LOL - ROFL - SMILE - GRIN! 4 words: Most interesting looking scene!!!
MollyFootman
Heh. It's closer to my real life than you'd believe, my dear! =)
Molly
jdwtrxk Online Now!
Very fun composition. Wonder what would happen if somebody tossed a ball into that contraption. Grandma might be cursing the gent who put in the electrical box as she looks for a ladder in the dark...:)
Always a treat Molly..
MollyFootman
Thanks JD. Overloaded electrical circuits are a frequent problem for Grandma and her thinking cap... XD
Molly
Nod
Nicely done.
MollyFootman
Thank you! I had a lot of fun with it. =D
Molly
paul_gormley
this brings both a smile and reminds me of some jig-saws when I was young, tho can't remember who the artist was, French I think, really fun image
MollyFootman
Thank you, Paul. If the name of the artist ever comes to you let me know... always seeking inspiration, thinking cap or no!
Molly
MajinBoo
This an incredible combination of various props to create an amazing image. Definitely adding some these products to my wish list.
MollyFootman
It's always a good thing to have a library full of fun props! I love that Mad Scientist Helmet from Cybertenko and am sure I'll be using it again. I've been dying to find a use for Grandpa's Room from 1971s and here it is. The Steampunk laptop is fun, too. Watch for sales, my dear! XD
Molly
Annerose
Is it the T-Shirt from sylvester? Dorothea has a fantastic thinking cap and it would influence her to do a lot of fantastic construction on her board :-) - it makes fun to look at it, very well done!
MollyFootman
I'm not sure about Sylvester, Anne. It is from a directory for RPublishing called Girl Gear and the product was called Attitude. I don't seem to find it in the store anymore. Of course, the thinking cap is a product by Cybertenko that is readily available (called the Mad Scientist Helmet, I think).
As always, I thank you for your comment. I always look forward to hearing from you!
Molly
rps53
Good use of "Grandpa's Room". I always wondered if it was from some specific anime.
MollyFootman
Thank you! I've been dying to use it for ages. I agree it could be right out of Studio Ghibli but I don't know that it references any anime.
Molly
mifdesign
That's ma' girl, I love it!
Outstanding fabulous awesome composition, great atmosphere and lighting, brilliant render.
Magnificent Masterpiece of Finest Arts. I love it! I meant to say, I love you! You have the brilliance to switch rust to diamonds. I would say it's just fascinating.
MollyFootman
Thank you for so many, many kind words, Marius! <3
Molly
eekdog
Now that is one strange headpiece, gotta love that. A very idealistic image. Love all the elements in this room.❤😁
MollyFootman
Thanks, Steve. Even I wonder where some of my crazy ideas for stories come from... ;-)
Molly
lwperkins
I love that it's a mad scientist cap, so perfect for wild sf ideas! And that you get multiple bright ideas at once :D Right into favorites for me!
MollyFootman
Heh. You certainly get what was crossing my mind as I composed this, my dear! XD
I appreciate the fav and am honored! I love your content!
Molly
enigma-man
Before I scrolled down I thought it was the thing with the striped horns. lol Actually, what granny is wearing looks very close to what Doc Brown was wearing in Back To The Future when Marty McFly tracked him down in 1955. Doc was wearing something like that when Marty knocked on his door. I know this because I watched the movie earlier this month which led me to make some images and animations with the DeLorean Time Machine.
MollyFootman
Heh. I probably made the scene a bit too busy so it's easy to miss that Granny is in there wearing the Mad Scientist's Helmet. I don't know if the movie inspired Cybertenko at all when he came up with that fun bit of content but it would not surprise me if that was so. Thanks for taking a moment to comment! I really appreciate it!
Molly
RubyTuesday70
Ohhhh, I fell in love with this room the second I saw it, and also had specific ideas for it but then never got around to putting them on "screen". Now that I have seen this whimsical image you have put together I feel inspired to dig it up! I love the render and all the details and the little trinkets that you added, you definitely have an eye for these scenes. Wonderful work!
MollyFootman
Thank you so much, my dear. I have been worried that maybe the picture got a bit "busy" with all that I added. In many ways, it resembles the real life clutter of my "computer room". I look forward to what you might come up for this lovely piece of content. As I look at it, I think I missed a chance to light the big mechanism with a point source with it's opened face as 1971s did. Ah well... next time I'll maybe think of that. =/
Molly
perpetualrevision
Ah, so that's where all the wonderful art ideas come from!! :-) I wonder if the "thinking cap" only works when in proximity to "Grandpa"? Cool variety of steampunk props in Grandma's "thinking room"!
MollyFootman
Heh. Thank you, my dear! I recommend everyone get themselves a "thinking cap"! XD
I had a great time looking for archaic props to fill the room with. Now... if it was only a bit more cluttered it would look like my real life computer room/studio! =)
Molly