Wizard of Oz - The Tornado by coa
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Description
Per special request from Steve (spider1313), "the guys" are going to do a series (on and off) from The Wizard of Oz. For anyone not familiar with the story... previous to this scene, Dorothy lives on a farm in Kansas, her neighbour complained about her little dog, Toto, digging in her garden and took the dog away. Toto escaped and when he returned to the farm, Dorothy and he ran away from home. Along the way she met a traveling medicine man who talked her into going back home to her Auntie Em at the farm. As she returned a tornado was headed for the farm. Unable to get into the storm cellar she and Toto went into her bedroom in the house. This scene starts with the house being lefted into the air by the storm.
Daz; RDNA: Sams3D; House and curtains modeled by me in Blender.
Thanks in advance for your comments and fond memories of the movie (1939 with Judy Garland as Dorothy).
Have a super week and see you as the house lands in a strange country next Tuesday!
Comments (46)
That is awesomely cute! and great dynamics of motion -- didn't even see the cow on the first look :-)
Toto! toto! Hehe!! And of course you have a flying cow! This is wonderful!!
lol Most excellent Wendy well done
Wonderful image, with a strong motion impression. And the flying cow is great ;o)
ToTO watch out for the flying cow!!!!!Have a good holiday!!
Very very nice. bravissimo
Excellent work Wendy, I missed your works :) !!!!!!!!!!!
Awesome scene! Superb modeling! Love the cow, the book and the fine details. Eyes? :) B/W is a very good choice, it give a dramatical feeling to the image.
very dramatic scene with excellent dynamics! the b&w style fits splendidly to the scene. excellent work as always, Wendy! :)
brilliant scene...fantastic details!
Love it! And it's even black and white ~ fabulous work Wendy and will look forward to what you and Steve concoct with this wonderful storyline. Bravo!!!
Yeah! This is cool! "Somewhere over the rainbow!" :-)
Wow, good contrast in this image !! Love the flying cow :-)
Love that flying cow...Most excellent work.
Wonderfully done :-)
Wonderfully done Wendy. Love the B&W..
Oh Wonderful Wendy !!! one of your best in my opinion, love the B&W look too as it makes it more dream like !! :) excellent my friend :)
Excellent!!!
Love the flying cow ;-) Excellent!
Love those(Surrender Dorothy)Mousies !
Oha nowa Coa you've done it this time..you broke my funny bone on this one! Excellente' :B eaver !
OMG!! I don't know what to say here other than this IS perfect and thanks so much, Wendy! This is above and beyond...make that way above and beyond...anything I could've dreamt of when I first suggested this!! Can't wait to see what you do with the "you-know-who's"...LOL!!
You are brave to try a new style as above. I think you also were successful. Thanks.
OH MY !!!!!! Perfect Wendy, as always your eye for details...that cow is the same one from the movie... I've watched it every year since my seventh which was quite some time ago!!!!It's an all time favorite of mine as is Judy... outstanding work, I will look forward to seeing the beauty of Oz once you've reached there...
Can't wait for the technicolour! Ray bolger as a mouse! LOL! At the thought! Thanks BJ
heh, heh... good stuff... I think I'm going to enjoy the series. ;)
Must agree the cow is just the same as the one in the movie and love the B&W just the as the movie begining as well. AWESOME!! Looking so forward to more ;}}}
Oh hang on Toto!!! Oooo you have caught the scene so PERFECTLY!!!! Outstanding!!
Stunning as usual and so darn cute hhugs ))
Dorothy looks adorable! Another coa masterpiece with a lot of attention to detail as always. Love that flying cow also. Bravo, Wendy! :)