Night Prowler (Hump Day) by eekdog
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
enjoy the hump and many thanks for your visit today my friend. thank you. Steve

Comments (24)
Great street scene!
I never have put anyone down for what they work at to her it is an job
Cool !
Excellent!
Really great job on this night scene, Steve! That can be a dangerous line of work at times. The fellow on the right has a classy date..
Cool scene for hump day, bro!
Great scene and looks so natural with the poses and setup. Excellent :)
Nicely done!
ein sehr schöner Render
A hot night
Hot, yes, it's hot and well done.
Very beautiful urban night scene… great work !!
Ohh haven't seen this one. Great the woman in front the post light looks like she is working. You know.
Terrific image, not a life that looks glamours or desirable. Nice looking scene and lighting.
Awesome looking scene Steve! Viewing this on a Thursday morning...have yourself a great day my friend! :-)
Nicely detailed scene!
Stellar work, the music fits like glove. Outstanding composition, amazing POV, great environment and lighting, brilliant awesome render.
Magnificent Masterpiece of Finest Arts. I love it!😊💝🥰
Very nice image!
Very fantastic image,excellent work 👍🙋♂️
A very nice and convincing realistic nightly scene !
Great scene!
Even in your darker images, you get bold colors and designs.
The graffitti is wonderfully bold. The car's red is a knockout. The woman has red too (and a red purse). And the couple---could that be G4?---is dressed in black. You have just enough light to light this scene, but it feels dark and macabre all the same: a film noir scene. In fact, it's filled with what one artist called "the miracle and melancholy of the street"...Really well done, Steve.
(Steve, I have to stop for now, as I still have people I haven't visited in months...I'll be back for more soon...always a great pleasure to be in your gallery!)
Very cool...great job
Great scene
like it