Spafla - Covert OPs by renecyberdoc
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Flashback in time,we find a young Richard D.Head ,a colonel* in the Spackovian intelligence,preparing for a covert op.He is aquiring the latest intel and updates on the mission.
In the back we can have a glimpse at young Joey Proudneck** learning from the “old fox”.
Head is going deep undercover posing as an arms dealer to infiltrate the Azukay crime syndicate.the syndicate has been known to finance certain fundmentalist terrorgroups and we want to put an end to this.
*Head later became a five star general and supreme commander of the spackovian armed forces,meamwhile ** Joey has become leader (oh great one lol) of the Spackovian Council.
3-d-c-kazonika-security office/scifi smartprops2,coflek-the outbreak/the real deal,sav aram hair,pd joey morph/pd-tom mat

Comments (17)
Coole Interpretation für diese Szene!
A fantastic setting for this history lesson! Great combinations of elements to complement the characters! Very well accomplished, Rene! Bravo!
Beautifully crafted, as are all your works Rene! Loads of quality detail that makes this scene come alive!
Excellent rendering and work !!
bien
Good scene
Fantastic image! Love his expression.
Very good. Nice pose. He's a good dresser.
lol - he must have earned his name! Cool work on scene - very well done!!!
Great scene!
Great scene, Rene, and a cool back story about the famous Richard Head - and Joey, of course!
total wonderfulness!!
Ja, ein ganz windiger Typ... Und der andere fährt das Ohr aus, um vom Obermacker zu lernen. Tja, da sieht man mal wieder. Bildung ist ein wertvolles Gut. Super Render, Rene.
Fun render. Oddly, it made me do something I rarely do. Look back and think, was I really ever that young...and that dumb! Ah, nothing like the present, and failing memory. :)
Excellent :-)
Cool work hon!