This is fantastic!

that rooster under the flag... lol man, great stuff. the perspective of the poser guys seems a little off tho, but just a minor nitpick is all.

Well done!

wow I love this storytelling image..its great...you have a wonderful imagination...

Absolutely brilliant, and that's not a word I've ever used on this site, but this peice certainly is.

Your work is incredible! You should make the sizes bigger. They would be great for wallpaper!

20 paws up!!!!

Oh this is so beautiful and well done! Bravo.

you have such a wonderous touch... and imagination. i love what you do! :)

Hmmmmm, no words for this wonderwork of fantasy and great imagination... - - Congratulations, Rick!!!!! You are the man of real art :-)

now this is art! makes me want to escape reality and get into that world. very creative and this takes a lot of imagination. truley colorful. I esp. love what you did to the backside of the girl!! :o)

excellent use of poser, bryce and... photoshop? Reminds me of something...hmmm.

Excellent...such a wonderous image!

Very good work !

i missed your masterpiece ! an incredible luxury of details, some are very funny !! and the perspective is correct ( pffff ) - great ' alice in marvellousland ' ***** and ' the fly of the airships is always influenced by the sound of the trumpet ' ( Miles Davis ) lol

Every once in a while, I come across something unique, something outside the normal display of naked women posed nude for the sake of appeal to those best left to their collection of crinkled monthly pinup magazines. Once in a blue moon, (like the one in your render here) - I have my eyes and senses imaginatively stimulated by a piece of art that is anything but the mindless assembly of worn out products and topics that are repeated over and over and over again. Once in a very rare occasion I am greeted with a render that demands I sit and drink in the beauty and detail of something so creative as to be looked upon as a 'masterpiece'. "The Playground" borsy is one such magnificent scarcity - a polished gem among thistles and thorns. One can sit here and stare at this marvelous gathering of subjects and find something new to pick out with the passing of every minute. How I wish this gorgeous image were larger than the 700 by 560 pixels you chose to make it - so that I could spend yet another ambrosial half hour immersing myself in pure entertainment - savoring every delicious nuance of this more than delightful image. This render is as refreshing as a drink of cold mountain stream water could be to the parched lips of one dying of thirst on some endless desert of billions of grains of sand - one as indiscernible from the other as the next one. Congratulations to YOU and to your creative mind.

Sorry for being SO late, but I must have missed that one! Truly wonderful, indeed: the B/W floor, the little girl, the archway in the background, the floating balloons... W-O-W! I'm awful in awe.

Wow, this is great artwork - I like it a lot - where did you get this building from ?? keep up the good work !

Your conceptuality is beyond belief. Great Execution and great composition. Alice in wonderland feel. To see this is so entertaining to my eyes and mind. This allows me to think while I am being entertained visually. FANTASTIC

excellent work - very dream like

wow, Wow, WoW, WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Wow, Excellent art! Keep up the good work.

I hear ya jason!

Woooooooooo.... there's such an incredible depth here, it's almost stereoscopic and yet it's purely one image. Have you ever played with any stereoscopic techniques, using equivalent left and right views? A picture like this would be especially awesome done in this way. It's not a difficult technique to get your head around, it's purely about offsetting. Dali was a master of it. I have also dabbled on a few occasions. Just think what you could do with this, to see things literally in 3D via an optical illusion ;-) IM me if you're interested - Jim

wow- this is too cool- could stare at it for a long time, so much to see! A very imaginative, fascinating & fun piece- someday I hope to step off from the safeness & comfort of just taking photos & be able to manipulate & master other programs to do something like this!

Very fine impression of Dali!You have copied many of his styles and treatment of objects...to do this on a computer simply makes some of Dali's trouble go away..:) Like especially the disappearing-into-blobs image of the girl,so very typically of Dali....Would suggest you read more about Dali if you don't already...he is truly fascinating!

FANTASTIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Reminds me Dali... GREAT!!!!!!!!!!!!

This evokes what I call my artist's synesthesia. The vision stimulates an auditory sensation. I can hear children playing, bells, chimes, horns, feet stomping....This is totally intense!

Dali would be proud. Reminds me little of "The Hallucinogenic Matador." This is inspiring.

great attention to detail without using TOO MUCH detail (in my opinion). More 3D artists should take LSD or at least try to think and work with trippy material like you hit here. Very nice psychedelic dreamy vista!