Get Out! (For Sophia Deer) by drifterlee
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I dedicated this to Nancy because she is a wonderful person who has always supported me! I realize my Native American lady is not dressed historically accurate, but I love the outfit. It's Dreamwalker by Lady Littlefox at RDNA. I often wonder, as the trails my horse and I wander down disappear to development, what the Native Americans 200 years ago would think of what we have done to the country. Just about everywhere we used to ride is now a subdivision. We took a turn and ended up in someone's well-groomed backyard. You can't ride down the rodes - not even the dirt back roads - without almost getting run down by all the former cityfolk in the big trucks. Very sad. Thank you for your comments!!! They mean a lot to me!!!
Comments (44)
drifterlee
oops! Forgot. Postwork actions by Adam Wright. Other props freebies from RDNA.
angelbearzs
fanastic scene and outstanding and she would like that:)
mejed
Looks like she mean it..LOL...Fabulous image, love the blankets, Hut, tall grass, and the background...Hmmm guess that means I love the whole thing,,yep sure do. BRAVO V
Richardphotos
I thought I had just commented on your post and now I realize you are posting more than one aday. she is wonderful Sherrie and very realistic. with the increase in population things will get worse
brycek
She looks wonderful..outstanding background and outfit!!
VelvetMoxie
Wonderful image--and I guess that's the price we pay for letting our cities deteriorate. It seems it's easier to "sprawl" than to "fix".
redbeard
Great picture and a great, sad but true, commentary. I'm sure that Nancy will really appreciate this, historically accurate or not. The spirit is certainly in the right place.
jocko500
got to ride the backways and still the people will come . super image
SophiaDeer
How beautiful!! The colors are so warm and lovely! Thank you for this stunning image!
pewe67
Fantastic image, pose and props! Excellent render!
Rainfeather
well, here is a kudos for a job well done from a native american =) love what you have done here historically inaccurately dressed or not ;)
Krid
great scene and composition with excellent details
BonBonish
Beautiful artwork! Great dedication!
QP3
How wonderful! Superb image!!!!!
Gor111
What a beautiful dedication! I like her outfit and the so wonderful selected background! Excellent posting! Bravo!!! V
cyanure
Superb picture,she is wonderfull!!!
FS
Fantastic image!!Excellent scene and composition!Amazing work!!!
FVDLENDE
HOW WONDERFULL.DILIGHTFUL AND BRILLIANT ARTWORK. YOUR WORK IS ALWAYS A PLEASURE TO VIEW. FRED.
bbratche
Very cool... does this native heart good:)
msebonyluv
Gorgeous work and beautiful dedication!
Petra-S
Wonderful creation and combination..excellent!
Danceswithroos
It's no different here is Oz Sherrie! This is beautiful work though. Just wonderful!
Aguilar
Beautiful work. I agree with Rainfeather the accuracy was not important what was important was the MESSAGE you gave and where it came from within. With the Background free of structures just open space and she's pointing as far as the eyes can see. I love it
STEVIEUKWONDER
This is beautiful work. Lovely dedication too. Well done! Steve :o)
Syrup
Brilliant image! :B eaver !
RodolfoCiminelli
This is a wonderful work....!!! Impressive render of great graphic quality.....!!! Splendid gift to a great artist and friend as Nancy.....!!! V
jenay
very lovely native scene. her outfit looks OK to me ;)
lunaE
She is beautiful. The background and outfit are really super. Excellent artwork and V
Syltermermaid
A fantastic image, Sherrie!!! Nanacy will love it!!!! Wonderful image and very wise words, your native amarican girl looks very impressive!!! Wonderful work!!V
kevinogles
Your words echo that of Paulo Soleri when he mused about the blight of urban sprawl and suggested arcologies as a more ecologically responsible method.