Next, please... by ek-art

Bryce • Gothic • posted on Apr 16, 2007

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Description

Death is awaiting the next "client" to come forward. The client can choose from various options on how to die, depending on the result of the game. Or perhaps it's a whole different story? Make one up, if you like :) The skull lamps are by Zoltar, chess set by Drawbridgep, table and barrel by Tony Lynch. Figures from DAZ. The rest is freestuff from various artists. Bryce 6.1, DAZ Studio. Minor postwork around the critter in the corner. Thanks for looking :)

Comments (9)

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Heztia

2:56PM | Mon, 16 April 2007

lol That's cute but I'm not ready to die yet lol well done! ;0) Heztia

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bucketload3D

3:07PM | Mon, 16 April 2007

thought provoking image :) and great variety in killing means XD ... is that a bryce gremlin poking out O_o?

Afrix_uk

3:59PM | Mon, 16 April 2007

cool, heh But now when you go to hell, you end up playing 3D chess on microsoft vista against death nods But I suppose this before vista was released :P

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draculaz

4:07PM | Mon, 16 April 2007

it's actually pretty good, i like the effort you put in the textures and the posing. great job!

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tjohn

3:35AM | Tue, 17 April 2007

If you lose, when he asks how you want to die, tell him, "In my sleep at 110 years old." He hates that. :^) Great work.

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Stoner

9:53PM | Tue, 17 April 2007

Great concept and well executed too

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Steeleyes101

2:39AM | Sat, 21 April 2007

This is a sweet piece of work youve created here. It has humor, great social commentary, as well as spiritual aspects to it. Its one of those pieces that gives the viewer a chuckle and at the same time makes one ask himself, where have I been, where am I going? Also too visually I love your straight on approach yet at the same time the background mat youve added to me more then a bit of Vincent Van Goghs wave like movements. Excellent truly an excellent work of art Hats off to ya my friend

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