Gold rush fever by highcrow
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Poser figure rendered in Bryce.Everything else done in Photoshop.Reading a book about the gold rush of 1849(hence ,the 49ers) and this image came to mind..A quite history byte.Although the precise number of women heading west in 1849, 1850 and 1851 is not discoverable, nearly every trail diary mentions their presence. For 1852, the Fort Kearny register offers hard data. By July 13 of that year, a fort subordinate stationed on the road had tallied the passing by of 7,021 women and 8,270 children

Comments (8)
I realise women in 1849 did not look this way..this is more circa 2003 :)
Fantastic artwork! She's true beauty from the Gold Rush Days!
Simply Beautiful! Everything is Excellent! Fantastic work!
I trust that you will not consider this harsh. You said it yourself (women of the gold rush did not look this way) For me because you attache a story line than deliver something different this diminishes the quality of the image. However color wise and over-all look is quite good. My point is to be constructive, and not just saying OH thats great. I feel that a comment of this type is meaningless. Regards
OOps! Got deleted?? This is beautiful highcrow, as I said before I love your sky. She looks great too, good water reflection.
Beautifully done!!!
Excellent job...!! the character's position is very curious and creative....!! she has some facial features and a texture in the hair that they are really very particular....!!
What coincidence, I just recently watched a documentary regarding one of goldrushes and they spent a good deal of time explaining the situation of women who joined as well as read excerpts from some diaries. Anyway, beautiful background and fantastic pose.