Trash... ? by TrekkieGrrrl
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Credits:
DAZ' Michael 2. Kozaburo's Gonbei Hair. Army tank top and pants from DAZ. Room and furniture from Karantas Dungeon (MP) - a gift from "Thanks" :o) Candle by Chris Hanson, spoon by Monk.
All the rest by my self, including textures.
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Rendered in Poser, some light postwork in PSP.
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Thanks for viewing. Comments are most welcome.

Comments (10)
sorry but the spoon is too clean :) where's the black stain from cooking his heroin? j/k it looks great, just the sort of picture I was thinking about doing when I get the time. Rob
looks as if he has had a nice evening :-) your freebees are great!
What a slob! Wow, you've made a lot of stuff-- looks great next to those hi-res texs. That kleenex is masterful! The spoon is clean cause he hasn't shot up yet, that's why he looks so grumpy. Great dirty clothes too.
Oh btw, the totally crumbled aluminum foil on the table is the chewing gum with a crome map and a crome reflection G Shows you what imagination can do ;o)
Very well done, even if the spoon is a bit too clean. solid pose and expression and lighting.
Wow. What an image. Certainly a good one for showing off all your trash props. I'm glad I've got them. Will be using them real soon ;)
Looks really great! And yes... the spoon is a little bit to clean. But great details in this image. Very well done image.
Do you know people like that? It's so sad...
Excellent work. This is a masterpiece. I've seen folks like this and it's so real looking.
Hi, just followed the link from the forum "Uncle Toms..." This is a fascinating and well executed image, a wonderful exploration of depravity. 5/5