Are We There Yet? by GrandmaT
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Makani loves the outdoors no matter what the weather. His new girlfriend, Jorja, is doing her best to get into the spirit of this adventure so she can spend more time with him. Camping in the summer wasn’t so bad. Fall had definite good times, but winter is proving to be a hard pill to swallow. Cold is not one of her favorite things unless it’s in a tall glass on a beach. All she can do at the moment is keep following and hope they reach a warm spot soon – like a Holiday Inn or even a Motel 6. Keep dreaming, girl!
DAZ
Makani – Gypsyangel
Nomad outfit – Luthbellina
The Field HDR – Orestes
Production Credits
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Comments (36)
At least they are dressed for the weather. I love when I when I have to double take if it is a picture or render. What a great scene
Great lighting and poses - I don't like the cold either!
This has a photographic quality, almost a film quality (a softness common to film and not to digital), and an off the cuff feeling like you snuck in, took a shot, and left. I like how Makani sees Jorja, but also is preoccupied with the landscape: He's part there, part someplace else. And how jorja is definitely concentrating on him, because she's freezing, and not so thrilled about the landscape. (An old girlfriend would stare at me when she got cold, like I'd personally made it cold...we joked about it, but whoa, did she not like walking in the cold! I get Jorja here.) And she''s definitely dressed heavier, with that scarf on her face. I love the free loose feel of this, how natural it feels, and the drab light typical of late winter, made all the moreso by your choice of 'scrub' all around it (I assume it's an actual photo: you said "HDR," so I assume it's a photo). This is very true to life, and another example of your constant effort to explore the moods, ambiguities and complexities of human relationships. Very sensitively done.
Nice scene, very realistic!
Well done! Great scene