Liberation by sackrat
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
28 August, 1945,.......Allied Prisoners of War are liberated from 4 years of captivity at the hands of the Japanese. Some of them were in such bad shape that they looked 70 or 80 years old,.......most were in their mid to late 20's. The death rate among POW's held by the Japanese was an alarming 37 percent, the death rate for POW's held by Germany was 9 percent. Prisoners are M3, GI's are M2, barbed wire fence by zippy, shack is from freestuff. Postwork in PS7. Thanks for your attention.

Comments (13)
A truly heart rending scene of those awful days! Excellent work buddy!!!! Cheers! Alan.
a very sensitive treatment of an awful subject. Nice and somewhat distressing work.
wow, intense work!!! remarkable artwork with reality!! ;o)
Very true to life. I have seen documentaries of the same instances. Outstanding work!
Fabulous realism here, Tom!! Lighting, figures and composition are outstanding!! v
Nice memorial, great work :)
Oh,sh*t...I hate to see stuff like this...it sickens me...the idea,not your fine artwork!
Thanks for remembering. Very moving picture, Tom. Think the B&W is very effective--like a combat photo in some respects.
I remember those heartbreaking pictures and film docs......you did very well on this render...
Powerful image...Excellent Work!
Excellent work my friend. Very powerful and moving.
OMG! This is unbelievable!!! B&W works beautifully and the pose and render awesome **
A truly excellent and lifelike testimony to the bravery and sacrifice of allied troops.