Look Mom, No Wheels (For brewgirlca) by magnus073
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This image is dedicated to Roxy (brewgirlca). She is one of the sweetest ladies I know, and she has been my friend for a long time. She uses the programs (Poser-7, photoshop CS4 and PSPX2) and is a very talented lady. Roxy brings stories to life in her art. My personal favorites are the stories of Ishtar, which are both beautiful and exciting when told by her. A trip in her gallery is like a journey through time, and it is a trip you should make soon. You will soon discover she has the talent to make any vision come to life, just as she did in the story she told to me. This story shows what great character she has, and that Roxy can do anything she desires because her will is so strong.
Look Mom, No Wheels (For brewgirlca): Roxy grew up in a small town, so the only way to get around was by bike. All the kids had training wheels on their bikes, but eventually the other kid’s dads and older brothers taught them how to ride. All too soon Roxy became the only kid with training wheels and of course that was unacceptable! It meant being left out of the gang rides. Roxy asked her Dad to help her learn, but he worked very long hours and was often on the road for many days at a time; his home life time with her was always short. So if she was gonna learn to ride a bike she would have to do it herself. So one day she got a pair of pliers from her Dad’s toolbox and took off the training wheels herself. She set the bike up against the wall in the garage, and climbed on the seat. Then in one swift motion she pushed off the wall but soon fell down. she got up, did it again and fell down once more. This happened many times, but after a while she glided a few feet before falling. Over and over she tried and her mom told her to stop. She would not quit no matter how much it hurt. Failure was not possible! Finally she could glide all the way to the road! But, oh my, then she had to make a turn. And you know what happened… yep, she fell down.
Finally, it happened, she glided down the driveway, turned- without falling- peddled a few strokes… and to her delight realized she was at long last riding her bike without those silly training wheels! Her dog Candace saw Roxy gliding down the street and began to follow her barking all the way, almost as if she was cheering her on. Her Mom heard the noise and ran outside to see what was going on. She saw Roxy and Candace going down the street and was so proud of her daughter. At last Roxy could once more be a part of the gang. Even more important, that day Roxy learned if she tried hard enough and believed in herself she could make her dreams come true.
Credits:
VH Mirthe For V4 By GODIN
Lu For Maddie By FABIANA (FK Design)
SUV By Richabri
Melody Hair By Valea
SS Toy Dog BY Silverleif Studios
RH House 02 By Oneman
Worldbase Xtreme Kit By H.Mann
Trees By Danie, Marforno
Comments (222)
popeslattz
Excellent poses and image layout. Really illustrates the story to a T!
felinx
Jloi travail et belle histoire :)
julesart
Beautiful job with this story as you always do. Your props are fantastic!
DiYanira
Lovely render, GREAT composition.
Kindredsoul
nice work also nice bike, you are an expert in finding things to be placed on your art work..... anyways, nice story, I hope her dad found some time to be with her I know children grows up fast and that it is hard on fathers to manage time with kids especially if they are in the road all the time...I have a friend that is a truck driver and I hardly ever see him ....I am glad the girl is able to learn to ride the bike on her own.
novelist
A lovely story about learning and perseverance. You have such a gift for bringing personal stories to life in images and words. It's always a pleasure to visit your gallery. The child's and dog's excitement clearly shows in the body language and facial expressions, and the mother's pose is perfect. I like how the garage is half open, too. The retro costumes and scenery are perfect. Congrats on another successful post.
Minaya
OH, SO GREAT! Fantasic work, dear friend!! Simply wonderful, love it!
gibby.g
Great story and dedi Dave beautifully illustrated up by your trademark fun artwork. I remember those days, wasn't it weird how such a difficult task soon became second nature?
Darkwish
You did very lovely pic)))
jeroni
wonderful work and colours
MongusKing
Great render Dave, as always
dbrv6
Excellent
adrie
Very beautiful render and story my dear friend, and i know for sure that Roxy will love this dedi......excellent work my friend love it.
mickuk50
I am so far behind as usual Dave ,better late than never though .I always enjoy the read which in turn brings the picture to life .Superb work as always my friend :o) Mick
tennesseecowgirl
This one certainly brings back memories, I had a pink bike just like this growing up, the basket with flowers on it and all. I probably dressed somewhat similar to Roxy did as well lol, I have a picture of me riding that bike and at the time my hair was cut real short for summer, thanks MOM lol .. but what wonderful memories, our neighborhood had two very steep hills, and it took me a few years to get the nerve to finally ride down the second one. Thanks for the memory Dave, and this special work you did for Roxy. And hope you are getting your rest, and feeling better. hugss
azoohouse
Sensational, you've done it again!
blankfrancine
Ths came out fabulous,Dave.You always put such dynamism into your renders, and I can't help thinking of them as stills from an animation.Great work.
davidoblad
Wonderful Dedi and artwork Dave. Yea.. my dad just put me on a bike and gave it a push. No training wheels.. I learned fast...lol. Bravo and best wishes from Dave :^)
three_grrr
Oh Dave, another beautiful memory brought to life in such a wonderful way! You've captured Roxy's story in such a wonderful, loving, and emotional way, I can feel the joy Roxy felt, and even the excitement of faithful companion, Candace! I don't know how you do it, but you manage to convey the feelings of the memories in such an incredible way .. truly you have a unique and magical talent!
cvrad
Wonderful image Dave and great story of perc persa persava persaver persaverance....persaverance their I did it!...See
densa
what a wonderful dedication and story never seizes to amaze me of as children we never give up what a way to prove that roxy love the way you bring such life to there stories so sorry about the late comment but you know me i am always doing a 100 things at once
virginiese
A very cute story Dave ! You have the talent to make the stories real too my friend ! :-)
Marinette
...e la traduzione in italiano?! ;) Scherzo! Ho capito tutto! E' una bellissima storia ed una splendida immagine,Dave!:)
schonee
Oh Dave I just Love this!!!! I love the bike so much how cute is that. I know Roxy has t just Love it. SO happy to see a post from you. Take care
sidewayshank
Once again Dave a brilliant picture It took me back to when I got a new bike for my birthday That magic thrill You are a true artist any hack like me can take Lightwave and filters and models render a picture But you take emotions, joy and memories and instill them into a single image A rare skill
pspworkshop
Ohhhhhhhhhh Dave, this is so fantastic!!!! Love the scene and the story!!!! Hugssssss
Umbetro38
It´s always a honor and a special moment to open your works - your words are always touched my Heart and I think this scene need no more words
P3Design
Great scene and story :)
GOLDILOCKSUK
Oh love the girly bike it's so cute. Do you know a site where I can get records from for a gramaphone you get un usual stuff so that's why I am asking. Great story :)
Jay-el-Jay
Good work illustrating this fun memory.It is like a feling of magic when you finally get going on your own.Q)What is the hardest thing about learning to ride a bike? A)The pavement.