#5020: Hey Mister! Can I bum a smoke? by Radar_rad-dude
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.

Comments (13)
Fantastic work!
Many thanks, my friend!
That dog looks just like the one on the old 'His Masters Voice' record label. Great image though. :-)
Thanks for the comment my friend! I greatly appreciate your kindness in viewing and expressing your impression!
Very interesting!
Many thanks my friend! Your support is greatly appreciated!
Cool image. Great POV! Cute idea!
Thank you kind sir! Much appreciation felt by me!
Very nice image. Like it a lot.
Many thanks for the viewing and comment! I greatly appreciate your kindness!
Excellent scene with this elegant man !
Thank you my good friend! I greatly appreciate it!
Super looking image, great looking scene, lighting and buildings. Excellent!
Many thanks, my friend!
Love the buildings. Nice setting
I very much appreciate your comment!
Cool camera angle ! Great compo !
Thank you so much for the comment! Very much appreciated!
This has turned out magnificently Bill. Love the contrast between the working men on scaffolding and this peach of a dog taking all the limelight!
I love that the image is a dog's eye view of the world.
LOL... You know that's bad for your lungs, Fido....
This is great, Bill! A well done and fun scene!
Interesting image and I'm intrigued by the title. I'm supposing it refers to the interaction between the two fellows in the background although it tickles me to imagine that the dog has just asked resulting in the skeptical expression on the well-dressed fellow in the foreground. XD
As a technical note, unless you really wanted the dog to appear to be a shiny stature, it wouldn't hurt to go into materials and decrease the specular values which will get rid of the shininess. If anything is plugged into the alternate specular node I find it best to unplug that too when I am getting this kind of shininess. =)
Thanks for sharing, this one amused me and left me scratching my tiny little head a bit. XD
Molly