Just a Brisk Walk by GrandmaT
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Zola agreed to take care of her friend’s dog while the friend went on vacation. Her friend warned Zola that Duke was a very energetic walker and to be ready, but Zola was confident she could handle him. The morning of their first walk Duke began to quiver when the leash was attached to his collar, but Zola was not worried. She managed to get them out the door and down the steps without incident, but once on the sidewalk, all bets were off. Duke was headed for the Park and wasting no time about it. Zola was doing everything she could to stay on her feet and try to rein Duke in to a trot instead of a full canter, but the Great Dane was the size of a Shetland pony and knew he was in charge. This was going to be a long week for Zola if she survived.
Just trying out the leash set for the Dog 8.
DAZ
Zola – Riaya
Zola hair – Outoftouch
Ishimoto – DarwinMishap?
Kimo 7
Growing Up – Zev0
Dog 8 Great Dane, French Bulldog, and Labrador
Leash and Collar – Mely3D
Everyday Poses for Dog 8 – Winterbrose?
Townhouse – Ness Period Reproductions
Beach Vibes – Nikisatez, Shox-Design
Casual Style - Ravenhair
Hanging Out outfit
Jaybird hair - Goldtassel
Freebies
2JakarandaBaeume - FreeFashion
Curtains – Lully, Cybrea
Production Credits
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Comments (28)
Photogenic image, well done.
Nicely composed :)
Fantastic scene,excellent work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Very well done and photorealistic scene!
Awesome scene!
Fantastic piece well done!!
A very fun and funny incident and wonderful image! Very well done, GT! Bravo and many fine kudos!!!!
Great render!
Often, when I see people out walking their dog, I wonder who is walking who!
Boy, does this look familiar...Some folks get a large breed dog and haven't a clue about dog training, etc.
Can Zola say OOOPIE!!! super image!
Yep, that's me trying to walk Sam and Katie.
I think this is more a case of the dog walking - or dragging - the human! LOL Fun render, Teri! Probably not for Zola, though..
Delightful scene - some very good action and poses!!! Bravo!!!
Haha! Definitely a case of who's walking who?! Fantastic scene!
LOL! Nicely done.
Wonderful image my friend :)
Nice composition!
Very realistic scene!
Very nicely put together ! Splendid work on the scene.
hahaha ... walking the mistress ... fabulous one with great dynamic in it ... P E R F E C T ! ! !
Outstanding and fascinating <1
very realistic and superb work
How beautiful it is!
I always find your stories and pictures fantastic. It's a pleasure to read the stories and look at the pictures!
Very cool
I love bright and cheery images, especially where doggies are involved.
Love how trying out a new object leads you to a whole new story...Teri, I'm at 45 minutes, and I have to move on, as I still have a whole bunch of people I've not gotten to. Which is why I skipped over several images--so I could comment on one near the present. But I do see every one, and sit with them; and it should be apparent that I love this gallery. On this little gem...
I love the story idea, I love that she's stuck with Duke for a while. I love Duke's lunging posture---clearly he's the one in charge, not her. And I love how she encounters 2 other dog walkers, with dark dogs (color/light contrast). The setting is very bright, which sets off the deep shadows, of which you have a number here. And Duke crosses in front of a pillar near-center, which feels right, visually. I imagine that wasn't a conscious choice, but it's something we do intuitively, as a 'design' matter. Love the angles here too, and those two very richly colored trees. Delightful image! She probably would like to let him go, on the hope he doesn't come back; but that doesn't work out well for her friend. ("He fell in love with a pekinese, and they eloped..." Not a good excuse...) Always great to spend time here, Teri. I hope your arm is healed, and I wish you and your family a great rest of the fall!