ROUGH-RIDERS by doarte
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ROUGH RIDERS
Meet the GREAT GRANDMA of the gal who was both Sitting Bull’s adopted daughter (aka LITTLE SURE SHOT) and Buffalo Bill’s sharpshooting star in all his Wild West extravaganzas.
As you can see, our artist’s work isn’t about Annie Oakley or President Teddy Roosevelt’s decision to call his Calvary troops ROUGHRIDERS.
This artist’s work now hangs in the doarte’s ODDATORIA’S Hall of History to remind us all the role of family genes play in shaping our destinies … ergo the vintage GRANNY set in a semi STEAMPUNK SCENE.
doarte
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Credits:
DM Productions RMP
3D Dream Daz
doarte RMP
Comments (47)
wonderful work!
Fantastic scene and composition!!!
Love this, love the light play!
Excellent work!
Fantastic image and outfit!!
One thing for sure.... I'm NOT asking her if she's having a bad hair day.... She looks like she's used that shotgun a time or twelve... Unique and superb artwork as always!
marvellous gal and composition
Love the scene with that lighting. Nice work.
Love the scene...i use to dress up like that when i was small:) ...really like the vintage steampunk look...very cool and excellent work....
I wouldn't want to get in her way. Awesome costume ...not to mention hair. Love the background.
Super artwork! :))
Very nice eh.
Great job!
I love her title and her gown well done :) Cathy xoxoxo
oooh! great hair and outfit! excellent lighting, too. this is awesome work.
very special work!
It is wonderful that the Madhouse recognizes the huge role of women in our history. Mostly women's contribution seems to go unrecognized, but not at the Madhouse! Bravo!! A wonderfully minimalist scene!