Roxanne! ... Don't Put On That Red Dress by tallpindo
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Roxanne spun them out at Long Beach College radio in the 70's. Tiffani Amber Thiesen reminded me when I got my first Geocities page. Ralph's market on Cherry and 10th had a red sign. Carl, the manager, was a red head who had owned a fad T just after high school. Roxanne in her role as checker painted Carl's office orange. Women's Liberation had begun. Roxanne's roomate was an Italian woman. The Black Dahlia fits a small rented house in an open field of weeds in 1965. No trips to Hollywood and Gazzari's Whiskey a Go-Go or Encino and the Queen's Arms this time. This is the back of a black stranger's van and a turn away as a mixed couple from a party in Compton. One cannot be too careful. For the incessantly cynical anyone can do this with DAZ purchased items and about 2 hours of knowledgeable professional time, OK?!

Comments (21)
Great work my friend!
Brilhante criatividade meu amigo, aplausos (5)
excellent!
A kind of nice atmosphere
Excellent once again dale !!
haahha someone looking. love the pose too super done
I've never given much thought to the possibility of a mixed couple in Compton. Actually, I've haven't been in that area since the mid 1980s. But I digress....excellent concept, with lots of vivid red and white employed to pop everything out.
Beautiful work.
Would she be a big hit at the MacLachlan clan with that tartan? Cool render, the background reminds me of that WW2 era fellow peeking over the wall.
Good work, my friend. This works really well. she looks a bit worried about something...... Rob
Great creativity Dale......!!!!!
Excellent and creative composition. I like her pose, she looks a bit reserved.
nice deep red background, love your characters outfit.
years ago there was a green door that catered to life's pleasures close to downtown Tulsa.just like the song "take me back to Tulsa and drop me off at Archer and Cincinnati or Denver.I forgot. anyway it is gone including the green door, but both served the same purpose.maybe one of the ladies had a red dress
A beautiful lady... I like this work and your write up. Hugs. Di. xx
At first I thought of the Police and their Roxanne ... then it all segued into artful dodging reminisces. Excellent work!
Wonderful work!!
I like the sense of needing an adjustment... Looks like sshe could use some help..
My Fav. 5+.
Yep, thought of the Police too....but the Black Dahlia ?! lol....ok, not funny Annnny-way, super cool work here....always love your intros too ;o)
excellent posing and lovely the outfit....well done!