Looking Into Monkey Madness by tallpindo
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
A Steppenwulf song that is in the Wild Bunch, Walk On the Wild Side, Wild About Harry, Wild In The Country genre. When Micheal pulls up the kickstand and fires the engine it's over. He's thinking about a really tall wheelstand down the full back straight. Does he have too much flywheel in this big motor? Is the Weber twin choke spot on? He likes to think of his lady friends in terms of how much triangular sail they carry. A Jenny or Genoa well sheeted is something he would not miss even in a freeway toll booth or under a big tray in an upscale dining establishment. Lighthouses take note! Your beacon has been seen!

Comments (27)
Excellent pose, Michael looks great in his leathers, keep up the good work
cool clothes and pose - has a good start in your weekend
COOL WORK - Love this one! 5+++ Hug's Ute
Yeah, that's a good pose. I like the red tank better too. Excellent work! (:
Excellent scene.....!!!!!
best yet
Charming work! Very nice!
A wonderful work. I like what you have done here. Hugs. Di. xx
Cool work!
Michael looks great! The full size image is wonderful, shows all the details completely.
Looks superb. Fantastic bike and I like the bikers pose.
Another view of our religious biker (son of Benedictus XVI ?)
Excellent concept and technique. 5+.
Isoceles it is, then, and from this side closer to a triangle. The pipes do add flare. Useful autopsy for those who bother to pay attention, but how few and far between are they? Otherwise this is a drag, as you well know. And the coloring detracts.
Very COOL!
Wonderful render and work!! XCellent my friend!!!
I rather think he needs no sails as he can make his own wind. Or is the wind in your face merely an illusion and you are indeed relative to the passing of time and distance?
Another great work!
Fun image of the man and his manchine.. great reflections.. ! relaxed pose..
beat one yet he is still thinking "where shall I go today"" or even "where did he go yesterday??lol
Wonderful modeling and super work. 5+.Hugs:)
so where will M4 go today?hit the road Jack and do not look back
J'aime beaucoup cette maquette, il paraƮt tellement zen
Excellent work!
Far away eyes! Great sky effects. Love it. Sorry brief in mid PC change over! Great work though, Rob.
If only I'd learn to ride this thing ?
Wonder what kind of 'monkey' business he likes?