The Singing Cowboy by frogdot
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
I was flipping channels the other day and came upon an old western movie from the 40s. I love westerns, but haven't seen any in a long time. This one cracked me up. The good guy wearing a white hat, shot the bad guys, in black hats, without missing a shot, while the bad guys couldn't hit a thing. They were all of thirty feet from one another. Then the scene jumps to town where the good guy is singing and playing a guitar, with a fiddle and bass player conveniently standing nearby. He sang to the pretty school marm, while his sidekick made eyes with not-so-pretty best friend.
So that got me thinking, couldn't you just picture this fancy pants gussied-up singing cowboy riding into a camp with the likes of John Wayne, Jack Palance and Clint Eastwood sitting around a campfire eating beans with the guys from Blazing Saddles?
"Hey, Buckaroos. What do you say we all sing a song together?"....................Bang! Thud.
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Clothes from Poserworld, Questor's gun & holster. Cactii - 3dplants. Made the guitar in Hexagon, made the background scene in Bryce. Painted the shirt details and warped the guy's face with the liquify brush in Photoshop.
This is also a shout out to The Riders In the Sky, a great group of singers of authentic western music, who influenced part of the idea behind this image.

Comments (35)
rofl.. thud, hehe, brings to mind Gene Autry... yeah, I'm old, rofl..great image and wonderful modeling work as always!
Huge treat!
i love it! totally awesome render...i dont watch many westerns, but i have seen a few, and it always amazed me how the good guys always came out ahead and never got hurt...
Great render of a humorous scene
Very original! Reminds me of The Three Amigos!