We're sushi...!!! by Briney
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
"We're sushi..."
When her Professor mumbled something on the bridge that sounded like "Japanese Man Date?" Ebony's first thought was, "...But I've got nothing to wear?"
It seems their quest for the lost Galleon has crossed a line, and they'll all be wearing seaweed if the skipper doesn't dodge those torpedoes....
Will our intrepid treasure hunters get blown to smithereens? Will the British Museum shortly need a new specialist in Marine Archaeological Dating? Will the corny one-liners ever stop? Even worse... will "The Studio" give the green light to Season 2?...
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Rendered in Poser 8.
Background image- My H6K2-L model re-textured without civilian registration- rendered in Vue 8 Esprit
I couldn't resist this... the intersection of early-model Kawanishi "Mavis" flying boat and Ebony has "cliff-hanger ending" written all over it.
Thanks for viewing and comments...

Comments (6)
I like how her hair is blowing and the model props are fantastic
In the order asked....No, No, I hope not and I certainly hope so..brilliant image.As already mentioned her hair is very well done...the composition and pov are great. Now, which way are they steaming? right to left would be good, but that would suggest the torpedo aimer had a heavy night on the Sakki :-)
Fantastic Image and Scene,Excellent Work
'Male dangling bits', she screamed! lol Great render mate, its been said, the hair is excellent! How! Lovely looking.. I'm impressed.. Rob
I am sure, she is crying a bad word we are not allowed to say here... :-) Fine picture.
I love how you are making stories with your fine aircraft models. Great job!