The Lounge Singer by Dream9Studios
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Description
She sings her heart out as he plays for his muse.
Date Published September 06, 2022
Tools Utilized: Poser 12, Photoshop CC
This is yet another scene that I nearly tossed out but, in the end, decided to keep working on until I created something that I liked. I’ve had this idea in my “notebook of ideas” for quite a while and my first few tries at it looked awful… thus why I nearly trashed it. Luckily, I forced myself to keep working on it and tweaking it by adding each detail one at a time and trying not to limit myself in any respect. (i.e., “I can’t have that many extra characters in the scene… wait, YES I CAN!” Somehow, I made it all work. This is also my first artwork to feature my newest character, Olivia. (Coming soon to the Renderosity Marketplace, I hope.)
Comments (5)
CoolDimension
Awesome looking scene!
radioham Online Now!
Nice work.. If you are in an lounge.. always clap the band and the singer It can be such a lonely place the stage U look around the people sit and talk and drink half the time they don't even look yo see who you are
mazzam Online Now!
Nice i mage. If she really knows how to sing, she doesn't need the microphone.
RodS Online Now!
So glad you didn't toss this one, Lizzie. Your efforts definitely paid off - this is a beauty. The lighting is great, and the mood is warm and wonderful. Great job on this!
perpetualrevision
Such beautiful atmosphere, mood, and lighting! And what a beautiful dress she's wearing!
I'm so glad you went back to work on this. I have tons of things in WIP folders that I stopped working on for one reason or another, and when I go back through them I'm sometimes surprised to find that some of them work now (with some final touches) in a way I couldn't see earlier. Maybe we sometimes need the time away from a piece before we can see its possibilities with fresh eyes :-)