Rover meets Cyberdog by goodoleboy
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More of my once hidden and/or neglected fun and imaginative period of Bryce and Poser work from 2002 through 2006, now on display.
With today being Cyber Monday, I thought I would post this one with a Cyberdog just to celebrate the occasion.
Allaismalardik.
Comments (9)
Looks like they aren't getting along too well, Harry.
Amazing and fabulous... Fantastic scene also... Wonderfully done !!!
strange composition...on what world we are???
We are on the exoplanet Gliese 667Cc.
I think I'd give that cyberdog as much space as he wants...he looks a bit fierce. Wonderful and fun work, Harry!
this is cool
Very fine !
Reminds me of my dogs when they encounter any sort of motorized toy; quite inquisitive, yet while one is very caution, another other is in full attack mode, and the eldest is often indifferent. Great concept.
My money is on Cyberdog...unfortunately.. Poor Rover! Good work Harry Rob
I'm skipping back, trying to get bits and pieces from all over---and surprised to see I actually commented on a lot of the images in between (is there a chance I may actually catch up one day???) So that explains the sudden skip...but this is a lot of fun: I mean the DOGS don't look too thrilled---at least the cyberdog doesn't---but there's a childlike play in your work with them, a joy at playing with the subjects and making them stand out. I assume posing the dogs this way takes time and thought---the real dog's pose is complex, something an artist would have to think about to draw. The extended back leg, the tail, the half-lunging pose...good work, Harry. I like the white 'mist' along the background. And those---what, hillocks? Maybe they're dwellings. But they're delightful structures in this strange new world. (They actually look like huts used for fires.) And you have your high-key hues again---that sky purple, and that high white. You just can't stay away from these hues! I love how you play with them in this series. A delightful image...and the signature's stark black is just right for that white.