Last Manikin On Earth by frogdot
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Description
We met about four years ago, when I started coming outdoors more, after the war ended. She didn't talk much, but was a good listener, which worked fine, because I have a tendency to ramble. Haven't seen any other people walking around in all that time, so it's nice to have someone to talk to. Otherwise, I might go crazy.
Structure by Stonemason
Comments (20)
Wow... she's a bit out of place huh? Great scene setup! Thumbs up, looks good!
he he he..."might?"
Nice!! I like all the wee details. Brian
Wonderful story and illustrative image. Excellent details and realistic wreckage. Very nice comparison between the bleak, harsh surroundings and her soft loveliness and pretty pink dress. Very nice artwork! 10+
Yeah, he might go crazy! excellent work and mini-story.
I am Legend! Gr8 scene, fromdot! brUno
Based on that story from The Twilight Zone but with a little twist, eh?
Glad he is "ok". Nice work Dave.
Nice work. Image tells a story in it's self.
looks super! nice props and characters.
great mannequin! I was wondering if you could also add the joints in the model without a lot of fussing around?
Sad story, but excellent scene. Great lighting and posing. Corrie
i really like his pose, very natural. love the little story, as always. :)
Beautiful scene.
@lemonjim - there are joints on the mannequin; you need to look closely on the full-size image, but they are there. Yeah, what the others said. Detail, contrast, composition; all the things that keep the eye moving over the picture. Excellent.
Great scene and fine details!
i like the stark contrast of the pristine mannequin and rubble of the surroundings, even if that's not very realistic. the pose and attitude of the survivor is very natural. i like the brief narrative; it's very effective and pithy.
Nicely done! Love the commentary/storyline. Well illustrated.
Wonderful story!
Excellent image! Love your attempt to details. Very well done!