Assassins by Morgano

Poser • Science Fiction • posted on Jun 15, 2005

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Description

"With the development by Valhalla Laboratories (regd.) of the Type 11 and Type 12 combat units, there has really never been a better time to undertake that special assassination you've always had your eye on. No task is too hard for these girls. They will go anywhere in the galaxy, take on any odds and they will get the job done - guaranteed!" From a Valhalla Labs product promo.

Comments (6)

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GRiMAge

3:49PM | Wed, 15 June 2005

Hey, why are those two here? Help! Keep them awayyyy!! :) Excellent job, i love the eye effect on the front one and her texture! May i suggest a slightly darker sky, however, maybe with some grey smog-like clouds? I think it would add to the atmosphere.

Morgano

4:11PM | Wed, 15 June 2005

I can't claim credit (:(() for the eye-effect, which is by Darkwing-Zero and Terminal-Image, or for the texture, which is a combination of their work and "Juliet for V3", by bluevenus. The other girl is right out of the box, too. (She's so stunning, why would I want to change anything?) Originally, I meant to do the back in Vue, with dramatic sky, clouds etc.. I may go back to that idea. I am thinking of losing the skyscraper, too, as the pattern of reflections is too regular and unconvincing. Thanks for your comments!

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Draftshop

5:49AM | Thu, 16 June 2005

Fantastic pic. Great work!

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Woormius

5:21AM | Sat, 06 August 2005

Really impressive. Good the scene, good the composition an good the characters... Sorry, only a note on the background: few colour saturation and more soft, to have better idea of distance. Excellent SF work. Have you considered to use vertical layout (like bookcover) for some of your works?

Morgano

3:35PM | Sat, 06 August 2005

Yes, I agree with you about adding a sense of distance. I ended up rendering this scene and bits of it quite a few times, so the other thing I noticed was the very regular pattern of the windows on the skyscraper - another good reason to get them out of focus.

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