Aerial map of St Mere eglise 1944 by D.C.Monteny
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Xenodream, no pp, PS6 for frame
Soldiers from the sky
There is screaming and cold death
Forcing my freedom
Thank you so much for viewing and all of your comments.
Dirk
Dedicated to those young American man and boys who made it possible for me to make the art i'm making now. I will never forget the sacrifice your granddads made for us.

Comments (19)
Excellent expressi Dirk...!! Have a very considerable depth...!!
expressive artwork. !!!!!!!! #:O) !!!!!!!!!
Your art is always so original.
Excellent use of the flame Dirk! My dad was a B-17 pilot during WWII. Fortunately he made it home, or I wouldn't be here bugging you today. Wonderful work! v (:
Excellent artwork!,Very nicely done!!
What wonderful detail! Absolutely stunning.
Just wonderful!!! :)
Fantastic copper wire config, and the texture is amazing. So is the surprising sense of depth. Excellent work.
Outstanding render, wonderful tribute, and a truly unique perspective.
Great image, Dirk! Love the coppery colors and textures! A very nice tribute!
super job love that textures and color and yes they make roads like that here too
Bonne id et beaucoup d'imagination! merveilleuse texture et couleur. Remarquable comme l'habitude..Excellent travail Dirk! :)
Fantastic textures!
dirk! Brilliant the compo the webbed over the dark field very special image and a very fitting tribute excellent v
v finally lol rendo site went down when I hit the vote button lol this is beautiful Dirk what a wonderful tribute Bravo
This is really amazing. The 3D wire affect is awesome
the choice of color is awesome for this picture. Nice sentiment for those brave men.
Strange and wonderful!
Great fractal and tribute, Dirk.