Caught Unawares by AmyLBone
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.

Comments (8)
Really good scene. Great job on the lighting.
Thank you. I have to admit to a little post work in Photoshop to jazz the lighting up and add the vignette style border.
Great action scene ! ! !
Thanks, it owes a lot to a misspent youth with my nose buried in "Commando!" and "Battle Picture Weekly."
Very well done scene! Great work!
Thanks, glad you like it.
How did Tommy get in without being seen? Great uniforms!
Stealth and ingenuity, together with the implausible lack of curiosity shown by most guards in cheesy war movies. :D
Great action...too late for the radio operator to get the obligatory knife in the back :)
Thanks. I can't believe I didn't do the knife in the back. I'll just have to save it for another scene at some point. :)
World War 2 will inspire art and curiosity for decades to come. Well done.
I think you are right there. Thank you.
If there was a door behind him it would have been better. But nice posing of all three.
There is a door, but it got cut off when I trimmed the image, but yes you are right.
Very nice scene and great work.
Err, technical question: you name the updated Tommy but your soldier wears no shirt ... using Daz and facing same problems as me? (In Daz the shirt doesn´t conform as it should ... well, looking for support on that issue)
No actually I was an early adopter. When I did the picture Cybertenko hadn't added the to the package. I've used it in other work since and it works fine, but then I'm using it on Poser. I do find some clipping with the jacket, so I tend to hide the offending bodyparts. Have you contacted Cybertenko for advice? I find most vendors very helpful with queries and troubleshooting.