(For Enigma-Man) See You On The Other Side. by poser4me
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Can I please have your attention for one moment? I would like to dedicate this song to our dear friends, and love ones who have crossed over.
See you on the other side.
Comments (10)
Simply gorgeous my friend and fantastic dedication. 👍🙋♂️
Thank you!
Super job, great POV, atmosphere and lighting. Very impressive and excellent dedication.
Thanks so much.
All my attention. See you when it's possible Den. Thanks for the wonderful dedication poser4me!
I thank you so much.
An awesome and splendid dedication to a talented artist no longer with us. We will all get there someday...just hopefully no time soon.
Hey thanks.
A wonderful dedication for our brother who is now creating his art on the other side. I think he'd really love this! Rock on, Den!
I hope so, Thank you.
Great Tribute for a fine Artist (I only met him a few months ago) May his soul rest in Peace!
Indeed thank you so much.
It's a beautiful image and your lighting for the stage really gives off the vibe of a real concert. It's never easy saying goodbye to family, friends even if you never met them in person, you can still develop a sense of connection with them.
Thank you, your sentiment is so true.
Beautiful tribute.
Thank you!
There's a lot going on in this energetic render! Rock On!
Cool Thanks a million.
I like this one a lot better than the previous concert image you used with these characters and props. It has a more dynamic feeling and the Dutch tilt gives it a sense of spontaneity and action that was absent in the other images. =)
Molly
Thanks the first was my initial render. I now realize the importance of an editor before you publish something.