Columbia's folly by Richardphotos
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Description
Arnold was on the way to meet Columbia when he estimated the distance wrong and ran out of gas. now, he must run across the desert to meet her
I know it is a lame story, but I had done this render first and had to have a reason for his anger
my expression and lighting
Comments (29)
Love the T-Bird Richard!
Great looking Thunderbird....
Looking good, look forward to the rest of the story.
Cool, love his expression!!!!!!!!!!!
well done.
Very nicely done
Nice!
No problem. He could probably carry that car over his shoulders while he is running across the desert. Cool scene, fine car, and serious muscle dude!
He's gonna burn dressed like that in the desert. Nice looking T-Bird. I doubt he will be of much use once he arrives.
Hot car and interesting character, very well done.
Very nice!!
I wonder if she's going to buy this excuse Great work
awesome concept, looks like he's got his work cut for him! excellent image render!:)*5
No wonder he's angry about no gas with that lady waiting - - or so he hopes!!!
Shining.
Nice work on this one Richard, that is one cool car
Soberba obra Richard o personagem é fantástico belos musculos,amo o carro é magnífico adoro a cor,a iluminação é notável.++++++++++5
Great car and character.
Beautiful anger expression, phenomenal work !!!!!
GREAT WORK
Nicely done!!!! Beauty!!!!
Nice T-Bird and render!
Nice T-Bird and no wonder he's angry, out of gas, moving through the desert and missing the babe.
Nice 61 T-bird.
Very fun, I like the image!!
Outstanding work, very well done!
wonderful car and POV
Silly boy!!.. love that T'bird too!
Very well done!