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Published: 2018-12-12 02:33:30 +0000 UTC; Views: 4681; Favourites: 107; Downloads: 105
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For my sorta-secret Santa draw, I got so I decided to do a poster-style image of his OC speedster heroine, Rush . I think you'll see I drew partly on 's version for inspiration but added my own touches.Related content
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Thanks, I'm happy with how that turned out.
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Very cool with the motion effect. Nice job!
Thank you for including your work at RenderHub3D .
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Ooh, really nice. I especially like her face and visor, I suppose you should be good at visors at this point 
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I like the idea that some of these heroines are like Marvel's Wasp and have different costumes instead of the same old thing every time they step out to fight crime.
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High praise coming from you. 
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Wow, nice work on the motion blur and blowing leaves! Looks great!
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The design actually makes sense fora speedster, particularly the safety glasses, because you do not want to get an insect in the eye at Mach 1!
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Great movement effects
And when she come to the crossing she gets a ticket for speeding
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The light will be red and they'd laid out a 'nail' mat and if that isn't enough they've got a big glass plate too
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Damned! Why didn't I think of that
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Excellent image, lovely character and great speed effects.
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Thanks, I'm quite happy with how that turned out.
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Yeah, DHC (further down) helped organize it.
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Very dynamic!
Hey, I notice from her bio that she's from good ol' Yorkshire, just like me.
Eee, by 'eckers. That's reeght grand, as we say over here
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A few miles north and you could have been properly Scottish. 😉
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Out of curiosity, was this the first time you’ve ever make a picture of Phantasam114 ’s Rush?
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Thanks! I was intimidated by the idea at first but it turned out to be relatively straightforward.
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A combination of tricks.
The figure and the background/props were rendered separately, as described here . Then in GIMP I duplicated the figure image layer (ensuring it was behind the main figure image but in front of the background image layers) and applied the Motion Blur effect to it (maximum length, angle at 180).
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