Balancing act by goodoleboy
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Now, come on, what self respecting parents would allow their kid(s) to do something as hair brained and dangerous as this? Although, if he was with his buddies, they would probably taunt and dare him to do it. Also, I wonder if he kept his balance after the jet fighters roared over, startling him.
While perusing my ancient files, I encountered this goodie harking back to my salad days of Bryce/Poser art work, i.e., the years 2002 through 2006, when I was much more creative, imaginative, indulgent and fun loving than I am now. Incidentally, this one was previously shown years ago on another gallery, and am redisplaying it for old times sake.
Ciao.
Comments (7)
Hope someone is ready to catch him when he is done, Harry.
doing good. cool old stuff you did here
Fantastically well done.
amazing, fantastic and funny creation ! excellent realization !!!
LOL! Falling looks very dangerous indeed; great work here, Harry!
it seems as if only the father is worried about the boy !!!!! Beautiful old stuff!!!!!!!!!!!!
Lol, another clean clear delight. You make very playful scenes from a few clean, clear subjects---here, a child and a bunch of mini pyramids. (!!! what are those things? Small huts? Brick pyramids? an extra terrestrial mountain range? temples for chimneys? love the concept, with them sitting there in this apocalyptic moon-scape.) And how that kid got up there, I have no idea; but I love him up there---while you have SAC flying in from out of nowhere! I love the addition of the planes. And as johndoop says, only the father seems worried about the kid---but in these scenarios, I imagine kids can do a lot of things we wouldn't dare do. A delight. And, like in your other mixed media pieces, you have a 'palette'---this one is cooler (and effective for those stalagmites), setting off the colorful hues of the females' attire. Really fun stuff, Harry.