Zoroaster-77 by HobbyHopper

Shade3D • Science Fiction • posted on Feb 02, 2005

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Description

Princess of Borobudur Agnes appears in the Zoroaster series. She ride on a Jetbike and flies above Borobudur ruins at evening. Jenny, Melody and Linda follow the unknown Jetbike. Agnes is a princess of Borobudur in my story.

Comments (51)

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interame

8:19PM | Wed, 02 February 2005

Wonderfull! Very nice harmony between all the elements! I'd like to fly with them!

Ranai

11:46PM | Wed, 02 February 2005

How do you do this! Another EXCELLENT image! Love the story behind it! :-)

gallimel

1:00AM | Thu, 03 February 2005

as always wonderful :)

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kenwas

3:50AM | Thu, 03 February 2005

Excellent work with the dress material and texture design. Well done, a great character.

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Calseeor

4:58AM | Thu, 03 February 2005

That front ship is excellent!! Good scene with all the girls in it. The lead girls outift is very nice.

twinkle_me_7

6:22AM | Thu, 03 February 2005

I still deeply impressed by your good job. Please keep draw and show me your fantastic world again.

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Mondwin

7:45AM | Thu, 03 February 2005

great "Saga" and very, very, fabulous image!!bravo!big VOTE!!!:DDD

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DMFW

12:51PM | Thu, 03 February 2005

Like the new jet bike!

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deci6el

3:16PM | Thu, 03 February 2005

Beautiful vast scene, nice work on the dragon head flyer. I look forward to your next installment. Looks like your having a lot of fun, and I know its hard work. Keep it up.

kusanagi73

5:24PM | Thu, 03 February 2005

How creative. I love when I see a picture that shows me something I've never seen before.

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Ona

2:11AM | Fri, 04 February 2005

Looking at the comments above I guess I must replicate: Absolutely splendid scene, peaceful but at the same time way dynamic, with a huge depth of space and an immense diligence concerning every nut, bolt, screw and pattern.

jtmjtm2001

3:42AM | Fri, 04 February 2005

Well done!

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