Fool to Cry by eekdog
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Happy hump day all, the storm here was our worst in a decade or more. My car was stuck and could not get it out yesterday for work. I appreciate your visit, comments and friendships. They mean alot. Thank you, Steve.
A little image to kick off the Mardi Gras that's starts the 9th of this month.
Credits:
SASE Whimsy by: Seven & Sabby
Dream Art 2 by: Danie, Marforno and Rhiannon
Mary Annette Outfit/Daz

Comments (71)
What a beautiful Harlequin! Love your choice of the Colors. Great done, my dear friend!
Fabulous concept and creation my friend... Fantastic character also... I love her outfit !!!
... one of my faves, and a nice cut from the 76 Stones
Nice scene, and I hope the storm didn't make too much damage :)
I like you always do a great job on your posts. Song? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jIwCnxbvKVA
One of my fav songs by the Stones, super work
Wow, I love the renders dual use. Reproducing the same render in her hand and skewing its perspective is so cool and creative. Really a fine job from a fine mind. Hope you get your car out soon. We missed the snows big punch and just got the wind and cold. Much easier to deal with than stuck cars and deep snow.
Oh! Yes! Thats sooo good! I like the colors and the expressions! Very good render my friend! :)
Very nice work with color, beautiful render!!!
Great image. It's really cool that she is holding a picture the same as the main image!
awesomely beautiful
A superb image with great colors and props. Sorry to hear about your storm but what a perfect excuse to not go to work. I will send you some of our heat as it is very hot here today 34 C so we are melting.
i heard about your storm, it was huuuuuge, and I'm surprised anyone even went to work, after that. I really like this image as a response to it: You used old theater images---a tragic mask and a fool/jester---to convey the stun and fatigue of what you all just went through. And you wove haunting faces into the background---very well done, Steve---in halftones and some strong reds. And I love the checkerboard motif, esp in the way you repeated it in her outfit. And the metallic purples and yellows...And you have a bit of 'art-within-art', with that copy of the image in her hands: Very clever! She definitely captures the feeling one gets after a huge storm. A very inventive and well done piece, Steve, with fine color schemes, light, and concept...
Wonderful image and beautiful color!
Well, she don't look happy. I'm thinking she's the one that gets to shovel the driveway.
Some funky hump day colors there Steve, cool... ;)
Very cool image! Great color!
Fantastic Work,
This image brings to mind the song, "The Tears of a Clown."
WOW... fabulous outfit and marvelous creation !!!!Superb lighting.
Beautiful and lovely colors Steve - keep warm!!!
Great idea and realization, excellent done!
nice image
Fantastic work.
Great colors, lovely image.
Lovely and wonderful creation.
WONDERFUL WORK
Lovely work!
A wonderful Mardi Gras render, Steve! As always, you've expertly chosen the perfect color palette for this - dynamite art once again!
Hope you're able to dig out soon, buddy. I've been seeing on the news how bad the snow is there. We were supposed to get it here, too, but it never came.
Slowly getting caught up....
No one ever feels the pain of a clown...