Hello guys!
I followed some Sci-fi HUD tutorials a few days ago, and I finally began to use Blender 2.8…
This is a render test I did with the unbelievable Eevee. I used 2.79 for generating the female character with Manuel Bastioni Lab, a Cycles Material Vault plastic shader on it, Marvelous Designer for the clothes…
Thank you and Merry Christmas everybody 
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Well, since no one has replied to my post, I now feel bad for other postings that find the same thing on them.
So, I personally think you did a really good job and I really like the way you managed to make it look like there is a field there, kinda like one of them Star Wars 3D displays.
Great job!
Great depth affect too!
Post more and also if you can, maybe elaborate a bit on how you get there?
thanx…md 
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It’s looking nice
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Thank you very much for your feedback, I’ll prepare for you a little “breakdown” once I’ll be back at home, to show you how I make this one 
and once again, thank you very much 
Thanks a lot!!
Hello! Happy new year!!
Sorry for my very late answer, I met a lot of problems with my computer 
But here I show you a little bit how I made this pictures above…
First of all, I used Blender 2.79 to generate the girl base mesh with Manuel Bastioni and make two poses: one for this shot I rendered in 2.80 with eevee (I applied the pose and appended the mesh)
and now, I show you the Scene and all the objects, you can see at the left my settings. I used a pricinpled volume that I connect to volume World output in the world shader editor. So the volumetric on the render tab can work.
I also import this second posed mesh in Marvelous designer to the make the clothing, and import it back to Blender.
Now I made the sci-fi elements by following this awesome tutorials: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=owid9yrq97s
The “ground” and the ceiling are made like this (I used two array modifiers)
That’s it! Hope it helps