Pawns by GrandmaT
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
The long journey was almost over. The last mile into the Palace was to be done with full pomp and ceremony. The elephant had been decorated and adorned with the royal Howdah. The Prince was dressed in his finest and the Rajah’s newest bride was in her best traveling outfit. The fact that neither of them seemed particularly overjoyed was only noticed by a few. The week-long trek from the neighboring Kingdom had gone as smoothly as was possible, but the young Princess was not looking forward to being the fifth wife of an old man. The Prince was silently seething because, until a month ago, this particular princess was to be his wife, not his father’s. Tensions between the two Rulers had become dangerous and the girl’s father had insisted that marriage to a mere Prince would not placate the rebel factions of his people. Thus the fate of these two pawns had been sealed.
After all these years, I finally got around to using the Howdah set. One thing lead to another and this is what you get. The background is one of the photos from the piano trip to Hawaii.
DAZ:
Elephant – SilverKey3D
Howdah set – Noggins
Sapphire – Raiya
Sapphire hair – Outoftouch
G2 Persian Beauty
Boho Life – Fabiana
Fun and Flirty pose – Capsces
Ipo – FWArt
M4 Persian Fantasy – B9999
Casual Male pose – Ironman13
Awan – Raiya
Jaybird hair - Goldtassel

Comments (37)
I've always had such a romantic notion of the 1800's in India, probably made so by Rudyard Kipling. Traveling the Grand Trunk Road back then must have been incredible.
A fantastic picture with great characters. However, the biologist immediately recognizes that this is not an Asian but an African elephant. The African elephant is recognizable by the larger ears, the columnar legs and above all by the fact that it has four rather than three toes ...
Excellent work and narrative, I like the atmosphere and the pov you've chosen in this scene!
stunning composition and use of components
Very nice :) , the background looks good here, nice work on the blending !
Very cool scene ! ! !
Superific!