Hunting down the bad guys by goodoleboy
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More of my once hidden and/or neglected but now exposed Bryce and Poser work from 2002 through 2006, my fun and imaginative period.
This image shown previously in another gallery.
And, before I get severely excoriated for this inexcusable boo-boo, these are Apache attack helicopters which I mistakenly put three rotor blades on instead of the required four. Perhaps I was too lazy then to blur four blades with Photoshop instead of the three shown.
Ta-ta for now.
Comments (6)
splendid creativity ! excellent realization !!!
Fantastic creation... WOnderfully done !!
Looks as if they have them on the run, Harry.
Superb work, Harry; I for one would never have noticed the anomaly. I only know they're helicopters, period. You sure have a lot of great stuff hiding in your files!
Very cool interpretation.
Harry, this is just a 1 or 2 image session...I'll be back for some long sessions very soon. But I had to tell you, once again, that your color sense in these older pieces is just magical. In everything from landscapes to 50's road scenes to mythical creatures and military watches, you've created a magical world of saturated and delicate hues, and made them all glow. I love your luminous greens underneath purples and eye-popping yellows, here; and that deep, almost turquoise blue---you really went to town on these. As for the "3 blades"---I laughed when you posted this, like I'm gonna call the Air Force and shout, "Stop this man!!!" Like Denise, I had no idea it was supposed to be 4---but it's both honorable and accurate of you to point that out, for all who know these birds and those who've actually flown with them. To me, they're flying beasts---one with rich blues on the windows (reflections, maybe?)---which complete this beautiful-hued picture. These are magical, Harry. Your hue combinations are an inspiration.