Long ago when I was starting out with DAZ Studio, I thought it would be cool to use the 3D wireframe preview mode to make an abstract sort of scene. When the TRON Legacy movie was out in 2010, the idea of a TRON Misty sounded like fun, as a joke on my characters also living inside a computer, but I never got around to it. The closest I came at that time was an experimental Misty Silhouettes set.

So finally I decided to give it as shot as a quick and lazy way to do a Halloween special. At first I intended to transform the McIntyre ladies into eerie digital ghosts, but it turned out they were in a vivacious mood for dancing instead. As always, they're the boss of me.

True, these aren't Halloween costumes, and it looks more like a tribute to the celestial goddess animation from Eric Idle's Galaxy Song. But you do get to see Misty, Miranda and Joy "undress" and revel in the CG phantom zone of their native root level runtime. Which is kinda creepy and kooky, mysterious and spooky, if not altogether ooky.

As a technical note of interest only to fellow DAZ nerds like samster2, this is the first McIntyre art I've published that is not at all a "rendering," being made from a preview pane screenshot. Although in Distinguished Competition for Halloween 2014, I did mix in a preview shot of Joy's Catwoman costume because the leather came out much less shiny and fetisholicious in the actual rendering.