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This was an idea of mine that I left unresolved for many years.

Here's a gif of the work in progress . This was a long project, and I didn't have everything decided upon start, so the path wasn't straightforward.

I did use Blender for the set-up (used "MB-Lab" Add-on for the girl model and pose) and everything else is done in Photoshop.

I know some elements of this piece are not optimally resolved, since almost the whole subject kinda falls outside my comfort zone.

So much so, that I had a go at it two times before, wich resulted in failures. Once at the end of 2016, and then around the mid of 2018. Hope I managed to work around my low points better this time.

Also I tried for the first time to apply Glaze app on this image (check it here ) but I don't think it worked as intended. The results for any settings I used basically ruined the image. So what I did was to apply it as a low oppacity layer on top of the original work. It probably won't be of any use that way, but I found that it gave it a very very subtle cool texture in some places, so I kept it.

Anyway, hope you like it!

Description

This was an idea of mine that I left unresolved for many years.

Here's a gif of the work in progress . This was a long project, and I didn't have everything decided upon start, so the path wasn't straightforward.

I did use Blender for the set-up (used "MB-Lab" Add-on for the girl model and pose) and everything else is done in Photoshop.

I know some elements of this piece are not optimally resolved, since almost the whole subject kinda falls outside my comfort zone.

So much so, that I had a go at it two times before, wich resulted in failures. Once at the end of 2016, and then around the mid of 2018. Hope I managed to work around my low points better this time.

Also I tried for the first time to apply Glaze app on this image (check it here ) but I don't think it worked as intended. The results for any settings I used basically ruined the image. So what I did was to apply it as a low oppacity layer on top of the original work. It probably won't be of any use that way, but I found that it gave it a very very subtle cool texture in some places, so I kept it.

Anyway, hope you like it!