"Re-armed,re-fuelled and rarin' to go!" by ratfugel
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Another simple image just to keep the party going.
Comments (18)
excellent dof and atmosphere nice water works
stunning water! RS
Excellent work!
Cool, nice job!
Very well done. 5+.
Nice wake, well done !
Love these "simple" images! Bravo
Wonderful PT boat image. Super work on the water
That's great!--and I just watched the movie, "They Were Expendable" about these guys during the early days of WWII in the Phillipines. Those little wooden boats--yes, wood!--accounted for most of the tonnage in sunk Japanese naval ships--far more than the submarines. That was just in the first few weeks or month of the war, though. There was also a book by the same title that the movie was based upon. Read it when I was a teenager.
Good water work!
From PT-109 to T-10. Steel hull to aluminum. V-12 gas to diesel. Just sitting here thinking about a picture of a man in the White House in a rocking chair with a bad back. "Profiles in Courage" was his book.
...and what a party it is friend !! P.
the water effect looks here outstanding real - the rest perfect for this scene
I still prefer your boat pictures. This is another excellent example. aphill
Well done wake. Background image makes it sit up.
Love It!
Excellent work of art!
Thanks for your constructive comments regarding water. I looked at your impressive portfolio and can see how to improve some of my stuff - which are very much exploratory for game concepts. I hope you will accept my comment on some of the characters in your art - they do tend to look a little bit unnatural in respect of some of the 'action feel' you have achieved with the camera and model aspects. This is a particular area I'm interested in (obviously important in gaming) - in trying to achieve perhaps the unachievable - character action poses in 'stills' that look both realistic in relation to the scene and other assets. Again - thanks for you comments and best wishes David