Riza Kix Jet Set Radio Future 3D Render, Digital Artwork by Belmontty

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Riza Kix Jet Set Radio Future

3D Render by Belmontty

"Riza Kix is a fast-moving, fearless graffiti artist and one of the founding members of the gang "RenderHub GG Crew", a notorious street art collective inspired by the high-octane chaos of "Jet Set Radio." Known for her aerodynamic silhouette, custom skates rigged with subwoofers, and a signature tag featuring riza slicing through a vinyl record, Riza Kix is all about mixing rebellion with rhythm. Her pieces often carry anti-corporate messages and glitchy digital motifs, broadcasting her disdain for surveillance and city control.

Razors turf is the industrial district, where she uses the cellars of nightclubs as her canvas and evades rival gangs and patrolling drones with slick parkour moves and magnetic skate tricks. With a deep love for breakbeats and turntablism, she drops mixtapes as a calling cardso when you hear the bass, you know Riza Kix was there."

Inspired by the world of SEGA's Jet Set Radio Future
Genesis 9
Freebies
Iray render
Photohop
Happy Renders!
Camera:
Focal Length: 85 mm.
Focal Distance: 2.92 mts.
F/Stop: 45
Tone Mapping:
Burn Highlights: 0.06
Crush Blacks: 0.05
Saturation: 3
Gamma: 1.5
Bloom:
Bloom Filter Radius: 0.8
Bloom Filter Threshold: 80k
Bloom Filter Brightness Scale: 0.7
Spectral Rendering:
Spectral Conversion Intent: natural
Spectral Observer: cie1964
Lighting: 1 HDR environment + 4 spotlights
Colors used: 80974

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TenserknotSun, Apr 27

Karma: 6,234

Great "subway surfer" vibe to this. really like the curved sparks on the ground and mismatched cops that will never be able to keep up.

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Digital Drapery CoMon, Apr 28

Karma: 6,753

**"Riza Kix? More like Riza LIX, because this scene just licked the paint right off the walls of my expectations.

Sis didn't just tag the turf -
she moonwalked through reality, kickflipped capitalism in the jaw, and then signed her mixtape in pure attitude.

The vibes? Illegally high-octane.
The colors? Louder than my entire Spotify playlist.
The skates? Probably have more horsepower than my car.

Honestly, the only thing glitchier than this urban masterpiece is my own sense of dignity after trying to grind a curb and faceplanting into a mailbox.

Corporate drones beware: when you hear the bass dropping, it's already too late - Riza just body-tagged your dystopia, kissed your surveillance cams goodnight, and did a 720 spin on your fragile ego.

Art? This isn't just art.
This is an uprising in neon fishnets. "**

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