Sweet Hitchhicker by HopeFadesEternal
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
This is a concept I had for a while; going along with the Creedence Clearwater Revival song title. I originally pictured it differently, being the open road in the day time somewhere in the country -- a long straight road stretching out into the distance, disappearing at the horizon. Since the backdrop option is now gone in Daz Studio and I haven't installed my other photo editing software, I chose this option instead. Hope you find it interesting.
Denise was a long way from home on this hot steamy night. As she walked along the dark semi-moonlit road she heard the sound of a car coming off in the distance. She listened for it to come closer, and when she sensed it was now close enough, she posed with thumb out, knowing she'd grab some attention. She wasn't hard to miss to begin with.
Thanks for viewing, as always!

Comments (11)
Nice work on this scene. this has got to be in an area where it is still safe to hitchhike at night very cute lady
Cool
Well done!
Yup, nice work.
Great DAZ rendition of the lovely and desirable Denise, with a fabulous bod, a naive femme asking for trouble out there in the dark, thumbing a ride on the lonely road. I hope she is schooled in the martial arts, because she may have to use it in re her adventurous habit.
Very beautiful sweet portrait, I like the pose too !
The car might not stop; a cutie like her hitchhiking after dark on a lonely road is an obvious trap.
Great lighting in this scene.
Fantastic scene and composition... Marvellous character also... Fantastically well done once again !!!
the lighting is wonderful,
She should have no problem hitching a ride, but 62guy makes a good point.