Stan & Olie proudly Presents! by UteBigSmile
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Here's something to smirk about, many thanks for looking.... and I wish you all a good start into the new week!
PS. I created the background with the Daz-Studio, the inserted figures are my own png tuben.
Comments (28)
I used this set, can't remember from who it is!
Delightful creation Ute!!!
Terrific salute to Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, two of my favorite comedians, in this cute rendering, Ute!
Wonderful!
Nice work
hilarious and superb poses
Fantastic scene!
That is a "happy" render Ute :). They are all totally into it. Lovely.
Drinnen kein Platz mehr?
Klasse Pic!
Very humorous dance routine and wonderful image! Splendid creation!
Very nice scene!!!
Looks like a really fun place to be Ute!
jolie scène
Superbement fait, quelle belle ambiance, bon début de semaine à toi aussi Ute
Cool image my friend :)
C'est la nouvelle mode! On ne danse plus sur le plateau dans un théâtre, mais sur le trottoir devant le théâtre. Hilarant! J'ai bien aimé!
Nice image!
Nice work... this is a fun scene!
Excellent
Good work
Great composition, fun scene !!
So much fun!!
What a fun image.
A most fun and beautifully done image, Ute!
I just love Stan and Ollie!
I saw this when you posted it (a couple of weeks ago), and I thought, "well, there's something we don't see very often!" I love the three men dancing in women's outfits. If they're women, they're very muscular! (And they have hairy armpits, lol...and they're wearing bowties.) The two women on the side look like they're trainers (from the crops in their hands). And all this unfolds in front of an Odeon (with letters in Art Deco style), with posters of Laurel and Hardy. A street scene that seemed to just 'happen'. Very creative. (One of the dancers knocked over a stool!)
Very good!