The Book Critic by RRun
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“From the moment I picked up your book until I put it down, I was convulsed with laughter. Some day I intend reading it.”
― Groucho Marx
Comments (14)
marcopol
it is a very beautiful portrait, bathed in a soothing light. I wonder the title of the book that put him in this state. Associated with the quote from Groucho Marx, it makes me want to offer you a next image. :)
Saby55
Wonderful image...Exceptionally crafted!!👍🙋♂️
Tracesl
Must be a tech manual - well-done scene, excellent
-Greta-
Beautiful scene!
JoeJarrah
Beautifully done, wonderful composition and lighting and full of engaging details. One of your best.
RRun
Oh, wow, thanks, but credit goes tho SloshWerks, I just combined and populated what he sold (Woodman House Bedrooom & Conservatory). Or as my Dad would put it: with good tools any fool can do a decent job.
JohnnyM
Awesome work on this one...the realism is so well done! :-)
LilMichiganDevil
OMG I love it : )
rhol_figament
Excellent light work!
Krid
..real fantastic scene and character..excellent pose and details
A_Sunbeam
Probably a Book at Bedtime type of book ... Great image!
ROGERGONDRAN
Très belle composition, j'aime beaucoup la qualité de la lumière.
katyee
Ha Ha... Great image :)
brain1969
superb
heeeeeyashley
Artemis Fowl is one of the most famous Greek myths. The story https://freebooksummary.com/category/artemis-fowl is about the conflict between humans and fairies. Throughout the book, Fowl is viewed as both the good and the bad guy. This conflict has inspired many people to write essays about this myth.
RRun
I remember having read the first one of Eoin Colfer's books, however I didn't make it to the end and never read any sequels,