Too Early For the Cyclone by misumu
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Description
"Well the good news is we are in time for hot dogs, but too early to ride the cyclone, that won't be built until 1927." Dariel said.
"That's okay, Marcello is too small anyway," Jake remarked. He wondered why they were getting stares, their swim suits were appropriate to the era. It had to be the fairy dragon making a scene.
"Get away you furry little chaos beast, the place in Marcello's heart has been filled, no vacancies."
Definitely the fairy dragon.
(I figured we could all use a little fun.)
Comments (20)
Great fun - thanks!
Superb and fun! Well done!
dynamite scene. all the elements are super.
Very humorous and entertaining story and image.
Thanks for the laughs !
What a fascinating scene! Wow! So many great details to make us smile. 👏👏😻👏👏
Magnificent job!👍🖐
Excellent scene with so many amazing details, great work !
well done
Love the characters and posing. Great setting
Excellent !!
Very handsome work, this is stunning
Your new image looks really very beautiful and well done. I wish you and yours a nice Sunday, take care and stay healthy!
Lottsa' fun, thanks for the smile
Great job on this wonderful image!
Beautiful scene and its composition !!!!!!
Yes! I think everything does look era appropriate! LOL!! Very cute and clever scene! Love your take on reality! It sparkles with a fine sense of originality! Keep up the good work!!!
Impressive so busy scene!
Excellent
Uhm, yeah, must be the fairy dragon? I mean, what else could it be?? Fun scene :-)
very funny piece, and a real array of characters in many different poses and attitudes, with a generous amount of shadow and all kinds of fascinating details and choices. You mix old and new here, and the man on the right looks like he stepped out of a 19th C. circus, which adds to the bizarre and fun little car with the robot and child, and cat, etc. The people on the left stepped in out of another age, it seems (closer to the present), and you show a sense of the variety of characters. I love their varying outfits. You create very complex social scenes, and this is an example of how much you bring into them...