Cry Me A River by frogdot
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Description
Made the cloth in Hexagon. Painted the "river" part in postwork, as well as the skirt. Iyeyasu's Tomb from DAZ. Noggin's peacock. Dreamlight's Light Dome PRO 2
Comments (24)
There is humor in this sadness unique but true the bird is a wonderful additation
Great Work....!!!!
wow stunning.
Incredible work here with the cloth river! Beautiful work!
Superb. Your masterpiece is flawless.
wonderful!
beautiful scene!!! great render!!!
love it! the peacock is just right and of course the great river scarf!
Now that is just wicked cool. You continue to amaze.
Really great image and nice work with the cloth.
Great pov and lighting and nice transistion from cloth to river!!
Fantastic! I love the concept and the way you brought it to life! Excellent work.
i absolutely love this. reminds me a bit of an oil painting i did a while ago, with the cloth turning into water. but this also reminds me of the old theatre trick with red cloth as blood.. anyway - really nice work.
I love the concept and the way that ribbon turns into a river. Great job!
Great Work
Funny and creative my friend....!!! Excellent done....!!!!!
Too much, and one of my favorite songs of all time...also a useful retort to smoeone's incessant complaining...LOL...Great image my friend...keep em comim'...as if we could stop ya, heh heh heh.. ...
Beautiful and amazingly done!
What a mind you have! Just love it!
Love the fade from cloth to water. Wonderful effect!
Neat! Great job with the transition between cloth and river! Excellent scene overall ^_^
Nice job on this, not just the cloth-to-water transition, but the whole idea of it!
Very creative, and executed with great skill.
Excellent