Gotcha! by starship64
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
It looks like a certain goblin picked the wrong purse to snatch.
This picture was a real bear to get to come out right. First the textures kept disappearing. After I finally got that solved and did the full sized render, Mrs. Starship pointed out that it wasn't easy to see who was doing what to whom. So I went back and rearranged the figures, then rendered it again. Hopefully, this time I've got it right.
No violence warning on this because the goblin is not being visibly harmed, just captured.
Comments (27)
Excellent!
Nicely done!
very well.
Beautiful scene full of detail, excellent work
Great idea, perfect realization , beautiful composition !!
Great scene! Characters, poses, details! Excellent work!
Great scene with a lot of details and a superb graphic style, excellent work!
Excellent scene with action and magic, great work !
Nice compo, and great spell ! :)
Really cool...…...could do with one of those myself :)
It was worth the trouble. This is Fantastic! Glad you have a spouse that can give you constructive advice.
Fun spell and great fx on it.
This scene is perfectly comprehensible ! Excellent poses, expressions and postwork !
Superbly done .
Really well done scene! Those purse-snatchers never seem to learn, do they? Until they get taken down by magick - or tasers hidden in the purse... LOL
lol - fantastic scene and woohoo she got him!!!
Sensational image. Nice work!!!!!!
A great scene well worth the lots of work!
:-)
superb composition and scene
Such a beautiful artwork!
Great composition and presentation!
super image!!
Love that scene !
Excellent
You did a great job here. The medieval props usually don't render equally with IRAY products when I use them so I have to set it up in Poser, render the props and then render my characters in DS. I don't think I have ever had as good results as you did here!
Splendid work!