Unexpected Guest for UteBigSmile by jdwtrxk
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Description
In this 'out of the box' asset test a young lady contemplates how a crewless U-Boot has navigated shallow, sheltered waters to lie off her beachfront retreat. Why is another matter, entirely.
3djoji's Type VII is crewless because the Power That is was too lazy to create, clothe and pose them.
Dreamlight's HDRI set is massive - far more than just an HDRI with lots of potential and available free on Renderhub.
perik's 1940.s pants/shirt outfit dropped nicely without tweaking in dforce. The fabric is detailed and fussed a little with the camera settings but is a really nice set for period pieces.
Enjoy Ute!
Comments (13)
eekdog
yeah, i would say so. great dedi for her.
jdwtrxk
Thanks eekdog - she's worth it :)
Saby55
Marvelous and beautiful!!!!!!👍🙋♂️
jdwtrxk
Thanks Saby!
Stormrider75
Hi, the question is who is more surprised Ute or the submarine and why the navigator got lost again :)
Greets Stormrider75
jdwtrxk
Who says he got lost?
Thanks and greets back, Storm!
mifdesign
Delightful realistic composition, superb pose and lighting, brilliant render. Exquisite Artwork. I love it!
jdwtrxk
Thanks mif - was a fun little scene to set up
starship64 Online Now!
This is wonderful work!
jdwtrxk
Thanks starship!
UteBigSmile
OMG John, now you got me!!! First of all I want to thank you for this very special gift, 2ndly how did you knew that my dad was a member of a U-boat crew in WWII (deployed in La Rochelle, France)? This new graphic looks realy great, I especially like the many small details that you only discover when you take a closer look!
jdwtrxk
My pleasure Ute - you told me your father was U-Boot-Waffe, and if I recall, on Scharnhorst as well. Not the sort of thing I forget. My uncle trained in the south during the war and the kitchen staff were from 21st Panzer. He could speak enough German to respect those guys quite a bit, and not for a few extra morsels of army chow :)
Glad you liked it :)
UteBigSmile
My goodness, now that you say it, I remember it too, respect for your great memory dear John, unfortunately mine is fading, must be due to age!!!!
Richardphotos
STEVIEUKWONDER,s father is a national hero from his effort to rescue a group of nurses from the Nazi's. he was recognized by the Queen of England for his valor
jdwtrxk
Very cool Richard. My great aunt married Edward and he abdicated :)
Radar_rad-dude
Looking mighty fine my friend! Great presentation! Bravo! Nicely executed!
jdwtrxk
Thanks Radar!
MollyFootman
Although the models hair is behaving a bit strangely the rest of the image is PERFECT. It has the feeling of a real photograph and not a rendered scene. I will certainly have to look into acquiring the Dreamlight HDRI set! =)
Molly
jdwtrxk
Hi Mollz - the hair struggled with Dforce. I likely should have moved it manually or made another selection. Was looking for a '40s 'do and there aren't many.
Dreamlight does good work and has been at it awhile. Currently he seems focused on setting up existing sets from creator's like FG as ready to render HDRIs which work well and spin nicely but can be hard on storage. I put them in as needed...
His pirate's cove might interest you. I've played with it a bit and it can shine with a few good people and props.