Hands of time. (For eekdog) by bebopdlx
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Happy birthday Steve.
Done in Poser Pro 2012, PSP X3 for jpg.
FireFly render.
E l- bot.
Clock by DMProducts.
Background by Susan Justice.
Thanks for being here,
Duncan.
Larger = better.

Comments (57)
Happy b-day eekdog! And excellent idea and implementation. Yes the time... the hands are too fast!
Like that clock!
Excellent idea Duncan and cool dedi. Happy birthday young Steve.
Superb representation of time, excellent dedication!
Amazing concept and wonderfully done!
Beautiful ! great idea !
Excellent steampunk image, decor and BG are superb !
Happy birthday eekdog. Nice work Duncan
Nice one bro. As always your work is way over the top
Every one I see, I just go.....Wow! You make each image special.
There's certainly a way to stop that clock
This supercool duncan I love it!!
Very nice piece of work.I hope that eekdog has a delightful day.
Nice scene, great looking bot :)
very nice!
Looks like it's time to "Rock Around the Clock"!!!
Very nice artwork
Great image. Well done!!
Stunning image
Cool work!
Cool...
splendid gift, great fantasy ! wonderful creation !!!
Very beautiful!
so many thanks Duncan, i totally love your renders and art. this is one very creative and wonderful image my friend, countless thanks and blessings. super on zoom.. freaky cool! 7++
Doll ... you can not turn back the clock! And before also does not! Use the time that you have! Super made!
Really cool image. HB to eekdog
It looks as though he is orchestrating a dance in time. Cool dedi. ")
Very cool work and great dedication to a cool artist
Very nice image. I especially like the crispness that you achieve in your renders.
Very cool!!! what a nice image for Steve!