Death Creek #23: Turning The Tables by PhilW
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
With her whip around the beast's jaws, Dee used her momentum and all her strength and agility to swing up onto the creature's back. As she scrambled to get a hold, she let go of the whip.
Now that her weight was no longer on the whip, it started to loosen. The monster shook it's head to get free so that it could use it's mighty jaws again.
Meanwhile, Jane dashed for the bank, keeping low away from the creature's claws.
To Be Continued!
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Having done the last couple of images, this one was relatively easy to pose and it rendered in one pass - just to confirm, the background for this section is Beechdale for Stoney Creek by HowieFarkes - I am delighted it got mistaken for a photo!
Thank you so much for looking, especially those who have followed the whole story - I really appreciate it! Phil

Comments (12)
The dynamism in this one is fantastic - it's like valley of Gwangi... with girls! Wonderful!!
cool scene and pose - great sense of movement!
Owch! Those spines on the creature's back will smart! Great action scene!
Fantastic and dramatic scene Phil.......!!!!
Awesome details and composition , very cool series , Phil :)
Ouch, those spines are gonna leave one heck of a wound. Maybe not the brightest move in the world.
Awesome image and story Phil! And yes, the nature portrait here could easily be mistaken for a photo!
Really good composition on this, love the progression and tension!
WOW! - she will end up riding Rodeo! great fun - great render!
This is totally stunning work!!! So awesome, so realistic... !!!
Yikes! To say I'm hooked is a gross understatement LOL! The many details (like the water splashes) make these scenes very engaging and realistic.
Looks like we have a problem, fantastic scene, outstanding work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!