Ole' Man River by KnightWolverine
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Description
No particular memory with this one this time around,I just couldn't resist using this river boat for one more creation before moving on to another subject.I had several ideas and this is the one I decided to run with.(smile)
Once again I wanted to give a shout out to midlandgraphics.com for allowing the use of the river boat so I could bring this rendering to life!
Thanks for the view and all comments past and present...Happy Rendering Folks!!!
*William*
Comments (21)
It is magnific! Not even the Mark Twain in the Riverworld by Philip José Farmer could have something to say! :)
Beautiful work
FANTASTIC SCENE AND BEAUTIFUL WORL..!!!!!!
Love the reflections!!!!
very well done, to me bryce is a pain in the @ss, this is good craftsmenship
Great looking scene, lovely steamer!
Very nice scene. Great model, post work and sky! Really nice work!
Great composition and colors !
Great, I especially love the lighting it has an air of nostalgia or a dream about it. Very, very beautiful work. Great model too.
Well done.
Cool and very well done !
Gorgeous scene! Corrie
sure does shine and smile too warm hugs, Linda
Wonderful colors & effects! Fantastic scene!
I would'nt have been able to resist neither...lol... it's really a fine model and you used it so well in this fine render!
superp render!
very beautiful
Well done, most excellent...
This is a very beautiful!
beautiful--course now i'll be hummin that song all night (though that's not such a bad thing!!)
Hey...you stole my boat! lol Yes I think it's pretty safe to say the same guy manufactured that paddle wheel, Mark Twain Steamship! I think he/she would be proud of how we used it!