Evening Serenade for Ukraine by UteBigSmile
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Hello, I thank you for another little peek, I wish you already a nice weekend!
PS. You don't have to make a comment on the following 4 images! 😊
Comments (10)
Beautiful and lovely work!
Thank you hon!
Charming idea and characters!
Sehr schöne Idee,wundervoll gemacht,gefällt mir sehr!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
"Bravo"! was my immediate reaction when I saw your render. Then, out of curiosity about the origin of the word, I looked it up & couldn't believe what I found: A murderer (especially one who kills a prominent political figure) who kills by a surprise attack and often is hired to do the deed.
But it does also mean what my original thought was: a cry of approval as from an audience at the end of great performance.
Have a great weekend friend!
The Toonie sisters and a trio of fiddler brothers? Such a fun image, Ute. Thank you for sharing.
Molly
Excellent!
Spectacular fantasy image and excellent work, my friend!!! 👏👏👏👍🙋♂️
Wonderful work here, Ute! May Ukraine find peace.
Among your many styles, you have this "theatrical" style. This image doesn't take place in a theater, but it's still very theatrical. It's all the more touching because you did it for the continuing victims in Ukraine, due to the insane actions of the madman Putin. There aren't words for what he has done. And no one has stopped him.
I love the light on your performers---that's real theatrical lighting---and I love the mix of chorus girl outfits with those great old German/Austrian outfits---three elves. (I think they're elves, from their ears and pointed hats.) You set this in dusk or evening---in honor of the darkness of that horrible war, perhaps---but you have real light in the image, and a mist that softens it as well. The green on those brassieres is wonderful: A wonderful explosion of green. Like many of your musical and dancing images, it's a charmed and delightful piece. I'm sorry there are victims involved, and hope deeply that there won't be any more...but the spirit of your piece is wonderful.
Total Funny!