Nighthawks in a Thunderbird by marcopol
Open full image in new tab Members remain the original copyright holder in all their materials here at Renderosity. Use of any of their material inconsistent with the terms and conditions set forth is prohibited and is considered an infringement of the copyrights of the respective holders unless specially stated otherwise.
No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
a remake of one of my old pictures
Thank you for the view and your comments

Comments (5)
Elle a l'air bien plus amoureuse que lui!
Eh oui, c'est ma touche hopperesque qui ressort :)
Great use of the Thunderbird. I hate to express my observation, but the gentleman doesn't look too enthused by the partner with him. Is he greatly distracted by something outside the scene or does he just not like being with her? Questions without answers. At any rate, a most fine looking creation. Very well presented! Bravo!
Thank you for your very detailed comment. Here are some answers: when I designed this image I didn't want the classic couple in love in a car, but something more dramatic. It's a kind of Film noir in a red car, moreover, it's this kind of images that are reflected on the windshield from the drive-in screen. I wanted the movie to move in the car, he's a tough, dark man, focused on his fate (the movie) and he doesn't yet realize he's losing the one who loves him (besides, she seems to be dying of love for him). It is a very sad story indeed, a film noir, in red.
excellent
Thank you very much
Coucou belle scène il regarde quel film ? Les mecs comme devant la tv un match de foot ou de science fiction et il n'y a plus rien qui existe lol superbe image des années 70 bravo Marco bizz
De mon point de vue c'est sans doute un Film noir, où le héros trop recentré sur son destin, ne perçoit pas vraiment les personnages qui l'entourent, ou du moins les perçoit trop tard. C'est ainsi que cet homme semble s'identifier à ce qu'il voit sur l'écran.
Excellent scene, the blurring of who's watching and what's being watched is well done. Wonderful use of light too.
Thank you very much Joe