Inspired by a turn based 80's GDW game by mstemen77
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
In the late 70's early 80's GDW (Game Designers Workshop) made a series of "board" games (they actually used hex/hexpad for movement) based on their popular "Traveller" Role playing game. "Snap-shot" was a game that had a unique timeing system to try and accurately represent small shipboard small arms firefights (ala opening seqeunce in Star Wars). I always loved th name and loved the game/game system. A "Snap-shot" is also the same as a "Hip shot" a quick shot with little to no aiming. In this scene, Vic is 1/4 to 1/2 turning to take a shot at someone behind her. Her training shows off as she has her gun in a seemingly aimed position,but it is still a snap-shot...
Render: DAZ|Studio, post and titles in Photoshop

Comments (11)
Excellent action scene
Perfect! +5
Excellent! I used to play Traveller many years ago. Never heard of Snapshot...sounds interesting.
Great work - could also be an image from a comic novel. Like the colour contrasts.
Good work, still have the game boxed up somewhere.
SUPERBE!!!!!!!!!
Great Scene and Composition
Outstanding
Yep, I remember Snapshot well, Striker, and Azhanti High Lightning too. Nice work.
Excellent render! Snap Shot was great game, until Azhanti High Lightning came out. Gotta love those Traveller based images! Keeper!
Very cool