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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
"They found his body outside his Volvo wagon. Jürgen Nels had been missing since 1968. There were no signs of trauma. Police closed the file, but with the main question remaining. Why did Nels drive over 1,000 kilometres north of his home in Malmö to commit suicide in a remote, abandoned field near Hölleforsen? Police say any forensic evidence is no longer viable after 54 years, but they suspect no foul play. His sister, now 82, remains unconvinced, reminding all who will listen that his widow, Kerstin benefitted from a healthy insurance payout, after Jürgen was declared officially deceased, five years after his disappearance."
This is a DAZ studio render. I enjoy watching Scandi noirs. I hope you like it.
Resources
- Skeleton Man (Poser figure)
- Landscape from the Modular Field Environment, by Deepsea
- Raw scan of a Scandinavian old wagon, by Renafox, at Sketchfab.com

Comments (16)
This sounds like a job for Kurt Wallander. Splendid render.
AWesome scene lighting
superB!
My uncle Larry! Love the old aged look.
Well, he is kinda dead. That skeleton is at least 54-53 years old.
Excellent!
A picture worth a thousand words, excellent... ;)
Beautiful scene! really well done with a great quality render!!👍🙋♂️
..real cool scene
Never heard of "Scandi Noirs"...I nonetheless can appreciate your image which is great.
Outstanding scene, Little creepy but outstanding
Superb render! It has sort of a Andrew Wyeth-ish look to it. As a matter of fact, it reminds me of "Christina's World", in that style and mood.
Thank you!
An awesome piece of artwork.
Fabulous looking scene very realistic looking ,thought I recognised the vehicle and checking the credits confirmed it looks like it works well in Daz studio
Excellent work, adn while I'm not particularly into Scandi Noirs, this is a great piece of visual storytelling
Great..
Good work done!