Happy Sinterklaas... 2010 by efron_241
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Description
The first snow of the new winter is falling in NL.
Just in time for Sinterklaas.. (5 / 6 december)
A popular event in Western Europe
Still sad that no Sinterklaas clothing is created by those who try to sell things here and at Daz3d.
Still sad that no Sinterklaas clothing is created by those who try to sell things here and at Daz3d.
Comments (35)
Gwen looks great in the outfit she is wearing
Great scene!
A fabulous winter scene!!
Great work
If anyone wants to hang some decorations up high, I think they know who to call. A charming scene! Good work.
This is such a beautiful image Chris, it is almost like a celebration for the first snow
love love ,love show biz use to be a part of my life growing up and I love your render !~~
Fantastic!!
lovely atmosphere chris, super looking scene. 8++
Wonderful scene and work
Amazing winterscene =)!!!
Now that's the girl I want to see the airports bending over and patting down - lol... Damn Chris, what have you been feeding her? she's a good head taller than ever - what's up with that? Love Gwen's top - but she needs to ask er friend where she got those boots, those would look awesome on her.... EXCELLENT JOB ON THE SCENE HERE - LOVE IT.
superb, the snow is stunning....happy Sinterklaas to you
Very cool scene, and good attempt at depicting a celebrated seasonal event. Even though I'm not quite sure what Sinterklas is or means ;)
Looks fantastic, amazing details wonderful scene!
We are getting our first snow of the year too, in the middle of America. Welcome to winter! This is a lovely winter scene!
Wonderful work.
Sinterklaas (also called Sint Nicolaas, de Goedheiligman or simply de Sint in Dutch and Saint Nicolas in French) is a traditional Winter holiday figure in the Netherlands, Belgium, Aruba, Suriname and Netherlands Antilles; he is celebrated annually on Saint Nicholas' eve (5 December) or, in Belgium, on the morning of 6 December. The feast celebrates the name day of Saint Nicholas, patron saint of Amsterdam, children and sailors. He is the basis of the mythical holiday figure of Santa Claus in the United States. Saint Nicholas is also celebrated in the traditionally Germanic parts of France (Nord-Pas de Calais, Alsace, Lorraine), as well as in Luxembourg, Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Poland, Hungary, Bulgaria, Croatia, Macedonia, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, the Czech Republic, and in the town of Trieste and in Eastern Friuli in Italy. Additionally, many Roman Catholics of Alsatian and Lotharingian descent in Cincinnati, Ohio, celebrate "Saint Nicholas Day" on the morning of 6 December. The traditions differ from country to country
Your description of Sinterklaas is far better then mine! I found out he was a pope like figure with a beard and hung around with a couple of ethnic Umpa Lumbas! Glad you cleared that up! This is a great snowy scene! The tall model should help decorate the tree in town!
splendid scene! great composition and posing!
nice snow.
excellent
Very cool scene, like your snow wish I could say keep it but what the heck we have our own here in Canada. (I wonder which snow is colder yours or mine)he-he. That girl in the red sweater must play basketball, I can tell. Love the scene. George
Fabulous scene and characters, outstanding work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Oh, brrr! ")
la neige est la!!hiver donc!
Excellent winter scene! Great characters you got! ;o)
And all that's missing is Sinterklaas. A beautiful scene, you make snow so wonderfully real! We had some snow today, the first that has stayed on the ground. Just a dusting, but we are promised to have more tonight .. about 8 to about 30 centimeters .. I think that's right.
Great looking picture!
Great and excellent work.