A Time For Thought by GrandmaT
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Awan had to think some things through. There was a lot going on and a wrong decision could hurt a lot of people including himself.
I also just throw things on the wall in DAZ.
DAZ:
Awan – Raiya
Fraser hair – AprilYSH
Newport outfit
Casual Male pose – ironman13
Shaded Haven
Comments (30)
Great atmosphere here! You're a STAR!
Nice piece of work!
Pretty cool piece of class imagery well done!!
Excellent work!
Well done! Do like his pose and expression.
Wonderful image :)
Well done
Nice work ! ! !
Excellent work!
Must have alot on his mind.
Great scene, love his pose and expression!
Super job!!
Well done - he looks frustrated and confused!!!
Nice work.
I like his face, excellent image !
This is why i've given up making decisions.
Great scene
An excellent scene, Teri - with your usual attention to detail and talent for expressing mood through facial expression and body language. His struggle with decisions comes across clearly.
I gave up thinking some time ago... It gets me in too much trouble!
Great image!
nice
I usually end up making the wrong decision. I hope he gets it right.
wonderful work on this
let's hope he gets the 50-50-90 rule in his favour
A very handsome guy and fantastic render, GT! Excellent creation!
Such a thoughtful pose. Beautiful image.
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Rod got my thoughts exactly. First, I see that I never got to you in my last session here (a few weeks back), and wanted to say it was an oversight, not purposeful. I sat with your images right before coming here, and somehow got it into my head that I'd commented, and so moved onto other galleries. I've done that with other artists as well, you're not alone. But I came here tonight---part of a 2 day visit---and saw I haven't commented since your piano upload. So I'll try to make it up to you tonight. And you won't have to use your arm or wrist, you can just read. (Sorry you're in pain...to the degree age is part of it, it irks me no end that age doesn't come to the door and say "do you mind if I visit for a while?" It just comes in, moves in, takes over all the closets, and never leaves. There's gotta be a law on the books somewhere, but so far I haven't found it. I hope you get better soon, Teri...)
Rod got it. You always do thoughtful pieces, whether playful or thoughtful or with conflict or delicate connection (between people). Your model is posed in thought, you have shadow over him which speaks of inwardness and reflection, and a very nice use of the foyer he's in, or closed portico---I don't know what it's called---and nice light in it too: Soft, mid afternoon, reflective. The flowers give nice accents to it. Delicate, sensitive piece.
Awesome work!
Maybe he should have a discussion with a friend. Pleasant lighting and background.