The Survivor by hobbit
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A bit of bryce and alot of photoshop,, thanks for viewing.
Comments (105)
Outstanding!!
Man are you ever on a roll, Andy. Four incredible posts in a matter of weeks. Keep it up old friend, this is some of the best stuff ever. The man looks completely hand painted, and your lighting and details in post are astounding. Bravo.
Excellent !
Superb . . . again. Your ships blow me away, but then so do your skies, your water, and on and on . . .
its breathtaking.. its more than excellent.. its brilliant
Very near perfect in all stages of execution. what a great pic!!!!
So much talent! Wonderful! Awesome! etc....
Wonderful work!
brilliant on all levels so robinson crusoe!! love it a delight to view this marvolous work!!
Woooooow! Very impressive artwork! Simply outstanding!
Like a fantastic painting! You don't need Bryce...ha, ha! You are better than Bryce!*****!
exceptional art.
Wow. Your work is always masterful, but this exceeds your usual by leaps and bounds. I know it's rather distorting the image, but more than anything this reminds me of a certain comical trio from The Tempest. Perhaps it's the way he cradles the barrel.
beautiful work
Great work! Fantastic ART!!!
This is Awesomely Powerful!!! To Great Job or Beautiful does not do this Justice, It Is Ultra Fabulous and Deserves Quadruple 5 by 5!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Looks really good, Hobbit, I love your stuff. Just one question, by way of observation: Did the ship incur damage, resulting in her foundering, that was slow acting, making her sink slowly? I ask, because the ship looks relatively in good order: the masts have no sails, furled or unfurled, as if there was time to stow them away, and, there seems to be no collateral damage. No lines parted, no shattered masts or rigging. No real debris other than barrels, which would normally be stowed in the holds. If they are free and floating, this tells me there is possible catastrophic damage below the waterline, which by extension would indicate massive damage...sorry to be such a stick in the mud, but these questions leap out at me. The overall image is still very well executed.
superbe travail rien dire trop fort vraiment you are the master
Beyond amazing I'm curious to know the story behind it.
Excellent!
Love the painting aspect of this.
Wow, outstanding work, really well done!!!!
I think this is one of your best for sure, the whole scene is pleasing to the eye (my eye anyway,lol). Excellent work.
Wow...oh wow...!!!!
Awesome work!!!
Outstanding image
Andy...Andy...Andy... Dude...you are incredible. This needs to be in a frame in a gallery. I am just in awe. WOW!! If they would allow us to rate this higher than a 5, it would be a 20!
This is an incredible piece 5+ Kudos!
Fabulous!
brilliant job! :B eaver !