Ex-traveling salesmen enjoying their retirement. by Radar_rad-dude
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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M3 characters. Rendered in Poser 11.3 pro. Post work in Photoshop 7.
Background sky created in Bryce 7.0.
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Comments (24)
That was a lot of sales. ;-) Nice.
I'm guessing capital equipment salesmen earned enough to spend a little on their leisure time with great motors like these! Nice scene Bill!
Great work
Splendid scene and nice cars
Somehow, I doubt that traveling salesmen made enough money to buy anything that nice!
great idea
Splendid scene and wonderful cars,excellent done again!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Oh nice twist! Back into the future! :)
What a fantastic scene, great work!
They enjoy their retirement in futuristic cars, great idea !
Nice work!
Intense!
I see they were very successful at their jobs. Well done!
Excellent composition, great scene and background.
Wonderful image, very well done.
Awesome scene. Love the camera view
This has been a nice set of renders. As for daily innovation. I know eventually I'll slow down with renders, and be picking up the paintbrush again. Or maybe I'll be out in the workshop shaping wood into many fine things. Often it is not our capacity that diminishes, we just need to switch mediums, to fuel the lesser-used parts of the brain. I kind of go through these cycles myself. However, with the daily infusion of great art, and working on an illustrated novel, I've found plenty to keep me going here. Plus, trying to better connect in online games when I used to play in person... I strive to always improve, and even if it's not innovative, I still wish to present it better. There's nothing wrong with revisiting earlier work, nor in allowing yourself time to just goof off and create many silly things. When the muse does strike us, our minds must be prepared to accept it, and to properly channel it. For all the practice, when I'm inspired I'm actually able to bring to life the visions that are in my head.
Ah well, much are the ruminations on where the art comes from! Monday I suspect I'll be slowing down a bit as I start editing my novel, but with at least a dozen illustrations left to do... maybe not? Who knows. Have a great weekend my friend.
You might (and I say might) slow down in one area but another area will take up the slack immediately and use for more creativity! That is my feeling for you! With all that you have going on, I would expect nothing less! Thanks always for your comments! I greatly appreciate all of them!
A great scene of mixed items that came together seamlessly. The aircraft are great. I once had an experience hiking in a really remote forest location in New Mexico. It was a clear sunny day and the woods were dead silent. Suddenly two F-15's came screaming across the sky at near tree top level. It was like two seconds and they were here and then they were gone. It was amazing. .
Are you sure they weren't flying saucers in disguise? Were you anywhere near Roswell? Yeah, I'll bet that was quite a surprising and amazing experience!
Thanks so very much for all your comments! I greatly appreciate them all!
It's wonderfully done my friend!
Interesting idea. Bravo.
They are at home behind the wheel!! Super renders!
A well earned retirement it is! Great job on this scene!
Neat scene
This rocketh :)