Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea by eekdog
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Do you recall that old TV show??
Something simple for humpday.
Thanks for your visit. Steve.
Comments (72)
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Yea I remember that show... had lots of fun watching it. so where did you get the subs?.... specially the mini-sub... and do they work in poser?... awesome work as always!!! Keep at it!!
I don't know the show, never watched t.v. much, but I remember the book.
Excellent scene
Steve, I have the entire series on dvd. Great job on bringing this one to life.
Beautiful scene! really well done Steve 👏👏👏👍🖐
Super image!!!
I remember that show, with its monster-of-the-week format. Very nicely done.
Great image! Wonderful work, Steve!!!
Here, in the old world, we don't know this program but we all know Jules Verne's book "20 000leagues under the sea" and the movie with Kirk Douglas who passed away yesterday. Great image anyway.
'Wow'! What an amazing undersea scene Steve!! I LUV evevrything about it......especially the 'sub', and that monstrous looking octupus.....'yikes' it's so scary looking!!!! I likey!! 'lol'!!
Nice work
beautiful submarine
I do not remember that show; I was not watching any TV show during that period. Interesting submarine scene; these tentacles are giant and look so menacing, even to a large submarine boat. It is a great captivating storytelling picture!
This blog was extremely helpful. I really appreciate your kindness in sharing this with me and everyone else
A fantastic scene, Steve!
Great job!!! when I was a kid I loved that old TV show
great concept and its realization, it reminding me book story Captain Nemo from Jules Verne
Use to watch it all the time, fantastic scene!
I remember, too. This looks cool. Nice coloring and lighting and effects.
Super work Steve.
very good underwater scene
Neat scene
I've never had the courage to do an underwater scene, excellent work.
Love this image my friend really cool :)
Looks a little bit like a cartoon Steve, but it's very well done hon!
love that show... great image
Great ! & Love the comic book styling filter. what one did you use!
Excellent travail, bravo ...
I love it a lot ... beautiful creation 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟