Waiting for Mr. Johnson by shamstar
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
"Mr. Johnson" is the name used by runners to refer to clients who wished to remain anonymous. Kammie and friends were waiting in the Hole-in-the-Wall Bar for Jaxxon, their fixer, to bring the new client to meet them. He had said the job would be dangerous, but then those always paid the best, right Chummer? Besides, Max was in the van nearby and had a couple of drones keeping an eye on things outside.
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Thanks for looking and I appreciate all your comments.

Comments (25)
brilliant job, what a super image, one of your best.
Yet another nice one. When do we get to meet Mr Johnson?
very intriguing and well composed, just up my street!!
An excellent scene. I agree with eekdog, it's one of your best!
very exciting render with so much suspense
Excelente cena e realização meu amigo, aplausos (5)
Excellent scene and characters settings !
fantastic!! great POV
Very cool work looks like my kind of bar
Excellent!!
Superb scene!
Xcellent!!
Superb scene, excellent pov and lighting!
Nice work on this one Dave love the bar and the dog looks great too. First class work on this scene!!
Fantastic image, I luv the dog :)
Intriguing atmosphere in this bar, very good POV !
Perfect posing and I like the dog in the scene!!!!!
Very cool scene my friend, amazing perspective, very well done!
Gee, if you had a horse somewhere in the scene it could be a "dog and pony show" I like the render and your little story with it.
Excellent work.
Beautiful scene :)
Outstanding render my friend, excellent work.
Luv the GI and entire scene!
Somethings got Chummer's attention. The crew had better be ready to move out I suspect. Nice work.
great work. Scene looks delightfully grungy and lighting matches the grainy look.