Wakeup Call by ratfugel
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
I know the pic's a bit dark, but what do you expect? This is a pre-breakfast call upon a sleeping enemy. Sneaky maybe, but very effective.
Vue Inf. Post in CS2.
Makes a change from aeroplanes I suppose. ( Bet somebody says 'time you went back!!)
Thanks for looking folks. Enjoy.

Comments (8)
Mate! - I disagree its a great piece and the lightings fine! I be checking out your gallery so keep up the good stuff.
Excellent as always Rat, man planes or ships, their a wonder Jim
Terrific; whether aircraft or ships you are THE man. :-). What ship is that? Warock? My VOTE
Looking better, Rat'. Just 2 observations that stand out to me: The Victory is way too far out of the water, needs to be lowered. She would be extremely vulnerable to shot hitting her below the real waterline, and she appears top heavy. The real waterline would visually be just about where the lower part of the anchor rope curve is. Also, you forgot to remove the furled sails, which you have rendered with the unfurled sails on the bowsprit, foremast and mainmasts. Both should not be rendered at the same time. Other than that, all the elements are there, just need to fix those 2 I mentioned. I think the "Atmospheric Perspective" is done well, by that I mean the distant ships fading into the fog.
I agrea whith FitArtistSF for the waterline.. But sheers for this very nice works
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'.('.(`'. Excel ((V)) Artist .').').')Here is your forth rating, and much deserved too! This is a great piece of work, and you are a true artist. I truly wish you the success and recognition that your talent so ruchly merit. Yours truly, David P. Hoadley
Great image!!!!!!!!