Traveling salesmen rolling with the times. by Radar_rad-dude
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Description
Lets see now, how many different kinds of traveling salesmen can you remember? I recall
probably the biggest one was insurance salesmen. Then con men trying to swindle you out
of your life savings. Then perhaps fuller brush man, or kirby vaccum salesman and the
list goes on. Oh, and don't forget the watkins liniment salesman. Wow!
M3 characters. Rendered in Poser 11.3 pro. Post work in Photoshop 7.
Background sky created in Bryce 7.0.
Thank you for taking a peek! Your support is greatly appreciated!

Comments (19)
A gorgeous illustration of what the word escapism means to me, as I'm looking at this beautiful Brycean landscape. Excellent inspiration ! ππΊπππ
Amazing color!
Road warriors!
I do not entertain any people trying to sell me something. superb surreal work
This is super interesting and extremely well executed..I wonder too myself how many more variations you can come up of this specific road.. something tells me you'll slowly progress from the 60s the the next decades.. a full time trip! :)
Very cool sky. Nowadays we got the folks that try to sell you the stale steaks and can't read the 4 no soliciting signs you've got posted.
I'm betting the LTD owner is a Bible Salesman.
Oh yeah! I had forgotten about that one! My Mom did buy a bible (very fancy one) from a salesman like that! I still have it somewhere. I don't recall if he drove an LTD or not. One salesman drove a Studebaker Avanti. He sold us a floor safe. LOL. Thanks for the comment. Much appreciated!
Love this one
Wonderful work
A friend of mine, when remodeling his house, bricked the front door in. He didn't replace it. Nicely done.
You forgot the Green Shield Man! Haha! I believe S&H were big in the USA too? Great cars. A nice mix here! Just bought a NEW Kirby at a knockdown price! That's our fifth Kirby now!
Excellent
Marvelous
different generation cars seem silly now
Another wonderful street scene,excellent done!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Fantastic distance and space. I bought my first vacuum cleaner from a door-to-door salesman when I had my first job. Electrolux, though, not Kirby. A great vacuum cleaner! πππ π»
Nice scene! Like the road marks!
I have one for you...Irish Travellers. There is a bit of research and renders to explore. You could have some fun there.
Very colorful & well done looking scene!
A wonderful scene, Bill! Super job as always.
There were also encyclopedia salesmen.... My dad tried that for a while... Never made enough to make it wotrhwhile, though..
Was so funny when the Kirby guy dumped the dirt on my Mom's rug