So when does the parade start? 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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Various types of characters. Rendered in Poser 2014 pro. Post work in Photoshop 7.
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Comments (16)
Today is the defining day that changes everything here in America! Lets hope for the best! I noticed there is a group of people in your scene, forming a circle and holding hands...perhaps praying for a better tomorrow! You are a master, in always giving the viewer so much to see in your great renders! Excellent work and so well done! :-)
GORGEOUS
SCENIC
The placing of every element is superb Bill! I daresay, your strict upbringing by aforementioned Nun has made your will to succeed, beyond equal. Lovely work and no nudes either! Sister Josephine will be pleased! Hahahaha!
Nice scene.
Good golly that's a lot of people in one scene!
If all goes as hoped and planned, in just a few short days. If not, the fight will go on. i am still breathing and I can still fight. So to me a parade is a better chice but I;ll take it either way. A very thoughtful and fun render.
This is such a pretty scene. I would like to stay on this rooftop for a long, long time.
Amazing scene composition. Also amazimg collection of low poly figures.
wonderful image!!
Nice scene! All those people!!
your details are always first class and composition
Splendid scene and details!
Very good work on this scene;
Love the setting and POV. Great job with all the characters
Again,wonderful scene,beautiful work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hopefully, the victory parade for Joe will star soon! We can only hope!
Really great job on this scene, Bill!