#4427: Here comes the Chinese Fleet! by Radar_rad-dude
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wonderful scene and details. I can almost imagine the smell of salt water/ fish
Love the shimmering water effect ill! Nice work Sir!
Superb chinese boats, wonderful scene !
Fantastic image, excellent work !!
These Chinese, they must even come to trade with us. LOL, this composition is perfect, bravo.
Very nice. If they were off Long Beach they'd need to take on provisions before offloading...
Super image!!! :-)
Super cool boats. Water looks amazing. Nice work
Excellent boats and reflections!
They have sailed a very long way. Splendid render.
Have this morning again looked at what's new. This new graphic of you looks really fantastic too!
They probably just want to sell iphones.
Wonderful boats and excellent render !!
Another very beautiful scene,fantastic work,love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wow ! Glad I didnt miss this masterpiece. Great job !
Ha! 1434 all over again.
Their fleet looks a bit different these days. A lot more worrisome...
Fantastic work on this delightful scene, Bill!
These ships are so cool! They look great with that town.
Super cool !
Love the houses and the boats! And the reflections!
Honk Kong in Germany :)
stupendous image!!!
I didn't know the Treasure Fleet of the 15th-Century Admiral Zheng He had ever come to Europe.
Would be wonderful if there could be some mutually enriching commercial and cultural transactions. :)
Beautifully done. i love the mixing of cultures you incorporated. Very well done.
another wonderful mix---the boats suggest the east (the "Chinese Fleet" of your title), but the buildings are right out of central europe or germany (or austria or switzerland)...and such clarity. A muted light, very introspective, yet such clarity. I love the feel of this. And your signature people standing about, we don't know who they are or what they're up to, but they make this a shapshot of life. Love the light and shadow too, on both the boats and the facades. It's both very clean and clear, and delightfully mysterious.
You do awesome water scenes!!!!!!