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Composition notes: This scene was begun with the simple idea of doing a classic Wonder Woman being chloroformed depiction. After I got my basic poses in place, I played hairdresser for awhile, trying to have WW's hair behave naturally and not intersect in the geometry of other figures. Then I started to make a number of minor changes and edits to the lighting and shadows, the textures of the clothes, et al. My patience (and skill) deter me from doing post-work generally. That holds true here, but I did use some tools to reshape a bit of geometry here and there as well as eliminate poke-through.

I admire artists who put in lots of additional details to enhance their work. I lack the time and patience (more with regard to the latter) to strive for such a goal. Nevertheless, I decided to add a few things to indicate what has unfolded.

If you look carefully, there are some hints as to what happened prior to the villain putting the cloth to her face and his hand where it shouldn't be.

It's my intention to develop this scene further, specifically with what came before and what happens afterward.

As always, I try to offer everything I do in at least 1080p quality / 300 DPI. Unfortunately unlike digital cameras higher resolutions in 3D do not necessarily offer more detail. Or perhaps better stated, higher resolutions can adversely affect the quality when the resolution exceeds the size of the textures.

Description
For alternate views, see .

Composition notes: This scene was begun with the simple idea of doing a classic Wonder Woman being chloroformed depiction. After I got my basic poses in place, I played hairdresser for awhile, trying to have WW's hair behave naturally and not intersect in the geometry of other figures. Then I started to make a number of minor changes and edits to the lighting and shadows, the textures of the clothes, et al. My patience (and skill) deter me from doing post-work generally. That holds true here, but I did use some tools to reshape a bit of geometry here and there as well as eliminate poke-through.

I admire artists who put in lots of additional details to enhance their work. I lack the time and patience (more with regard to the latter) to strive for such a goal. Nevertheless, I decided to add a few things to indicate what has unfolded.

If you look carefully, there are some hints as to what happened prior to the villain putting the cloth to her face and his hand where it shouldn't be.

It's my intention to develop this scene further, specifically with what came before and what happens afterward.

As always, I try to offer everything I do in at least 1080p quality / 300 DPI. Unfortunately unlike digital cameras higher resolutions in 3D do not necessarily offer more detail. Or perhaps better stated, higher resolutions can adversely affect the quality when the resolution exceeds the size of the textures.