Commander X mas by Mikeall
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Work undertaken for Jay Piscopo's annual free online story anthology.You can find it here: http://www.captneli.com/dailycomic.php Thanks for looking.

Comments (13)
Two anglo saxon heros trying to out-kraut the "Krauts" in a cliffhanger final ! That's the stuff my boyish mind craves for. Great stuff !
Once more a great job!
I love the work on the sea-spray as well as the brushwork. This is a terrific image, Mike!
Excellent painting and watery effects!
Well done!
Cool.
A superb book illustration, my friend. Quite evocative. I can feel the weight of that shell and the cant of the deck, the rush of adrenalin, the water in my boots .. Warm regards, well 3C anyway, from a mild, quiet Glasgow, John.
Super image.
The Commander is one of my favourite characters of yours. Lovely brushwork on the sky, great composition and movement in the scene. Another winner. Gary
Interesting!
Nice illustration!!
Good original work.
There's something weird in the title, hope it's just coincidence, but in Italy "commander X mas" means only one thing, commander Junio Valerio Borghese, who headed a fleet of light battle boats, called MAS, similar to the US PT's of J. Kennedy. The Xth Mas during the last months of fascism became known for its ruthlessness, torturing of prisoners and raids against opposers of the regime. Borghese spent time in jail after the war for war crimes.