Kabuki Yakuza by RajDArge
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
This composite is placed in a "Gentleman's club" in Japan. Here wealthy men are entertained in by women, perhaps a number of women. The club makes money by the overpriced, watered down drinks on sale. There is no sex on offer, though it may certainly go on after wards. The Yakuza (mafia) often control these places with protection rackets. They may use violence to enforce their control. There are places when female business women can be entertained by male "Hosts". They are also pretty popular with women. So here Jes is depicted as a Female Yakuza who has just trashed this club. There are no men or women present. She sits in triumph and drinks casually from a stolen whisky bottle. She is supposed to ooze an untouchable sexuality and violence.
Anyway its far from perfect, but another stepping stone to reach perfection. I haven't posted in so long here. as Composites are really hard to do :(

Comments (11)
I like it and superb composition
I like it. It does not look like a composite image at all, which is exactly the type of effect you were probably going for. It's very well-done and certainly sets a distinct type of mood. Thank you for sharing this!
Outstanding composite and great background story.
Outstanding
Very interesting description, The image is so beautiful and strong that speak by itself !!! congratulations a very very well done work !!!!!!! Composition, lighting, pose expression and render are really fabulous !!
Beautiful love it
Amazing scene and composition!
hard to do..... but well done !
Amazing, you made all come together.....perfect!
Excellent work! Keep it up! :-)
Nice to see you back! Very fine work.