RR#142 - batty bats by Faemike55
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Description
these three young ladies seem to have a problem with bats but are in the process of correcting the issue
Comments (30)
Very cute girls my friend, hope they solve the issue.
Fun image my friend :)
Very nice
nice work Mike!
Fantastic scene! I love the staircase going nowhere. At least they can be assured that they won't have a problem with mosquitoes.
They should call Batman.
Amazing scene, superb work!
Nice one Mike!!
fun! that's a lot of bats!
Hope they're not vampire bats :( Cool scene.
Looking good!!
Cool scene,klasse image!!!!!!!!!
Outstanding work my friend. God bless.
Maybe if they put a Bell in the Batfry!!! Great job!
I count four! very fine scene and composition
Very nice work!
And not a belfry in sight.
Cute little bats.... and girls. In the museum, we sometimes had bats inside and we never found out where they came in, but they were so cute. We had to help them out of course :)
Bravo! Cool! Excellent!
I would have a problem to Mike
Great job.
Fantastically well done my friend !!!
Looks like they may be making some progress.... And looking good doing it! Fun render, Mike!
excellent realization :-)
Fantastic scene - nicely done!!!
Excellent
This takes "goin' batty" to a whole new level ! ! ! Nice work, Mike ! ! !
Very good work!
A fun scene designed to drive us all batty! Well done, Mike!
Nice work!!!!!!!
when you first posted this, I saw the bat problem, and loved how they came down from the sky, and how they contrasted with the forms and hues of the women. But, on seeing it now, I'm also in love with the abstract quality of your piece, with that ship and those wild stairs, and that chair. Another of your inexplicable and intuitive designs; I love how these things interact. And how the left-most model is so tall. (Fashion illustrators of the 30s and 40s drew women with verrrrry long legs, to show off the "sleek" look of their designs. Sneaky advertising...) That extraterrestrial seems to have helped them. And I like the rag-outfit of the right-most woman. Another creative success from you. Even the chair has two contrasting tones in it...