Smoking Gun by Dream9Studios
Contains violence
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Description
The femme fatale was caught with the still smoking gun at the scene of her crime.
Date Published: July 11, 2024
Tools Utilized: Poser 13, Photoshop 2024
This one started out as a redux of my 2020 artwork titled “The Lady in Red” which itself was a redux of an artwork of mine from 2010 with the same title. I opened up the original scene file from 2020, saved it as a new file, and began editing and improving it bit by bit. I updated most of the materials to work better with Superfly, updated the light setup, changed the posing of both characters, switched out the La Femme 1 for a La Femme 2 character, and then I postworked the render in an entirely different way with far more details. Due to the fact that I changed it so much, and because the former title is too cliche, I decided to give this new artwork a new title.
Comments (5)
PhthaloBlue
Superb "noir" scene!
Dream9Studios
Thank you! I almost made it black and white like true film noir but decided it looked best this way. :)
poser4me
Now I wonder did he have it coming to him? Nice effects that sell the scene.
Dream9Studios
He had it coming. He had only himself to blame. :D Thank you!
Isamatos
Very Beautiful artwork!!!
Dream9Studios
Thank you very much!
VirtualCity
I don't think she did it.... Great job on this render illustration!
Dream9Studios
Thank you very much! :)
RodS
Dang - She had some hot rounds in that piece! She definitely lit him up, and did so in style! This is outstanding, Lizzie! I love the sun shining through the bullet hole in the wall. Lots of great details in this one!
Dream9Studios
Thank you so much, Rod! I had fun adding all those little details though it took me a while to figure out how to illustrate the bullet hole in the wall. I did that all in postwork. :)