Splendid - great story-line and characters

Love it , looks very cool - Happy 1st of May to you and yours!

nice scene really!

Very cool image and story

Like Bogrima, he is cute, great story!!

an azzhole came to visit the penthouse today and the first thing he said outside the door "here lives a smoker"i was on the verge to throw him down the stairs.but then my nice side prevailed after all we want to sell. sorry just feel a bit upset. very fine word exchange.

Very clever indeed!

Very nice!

Nice scene and story!!

Very beautiful work!

fabulous scene and story

Clever work again Johnny

Fun! ")

Awesome scene and outfit on her!!!!!

I question what you might mean, in the text of your story when one of your characters pronounces: “Common people not belonging to the Big Companies are treated as dirt.” Since you refer (albeit loosely) to “Big Companies,” I presume your reference is to corporations in the context of a capitalist society since no criminal enterprise can truthfully be called a corporation. In a capitalist society people do not “own” other people – and since corporations are nothing other than a union of human beings working in voluntary, cooperative endeavor, this statement does not appear to make sense. I question what you mean by “people not belonging to big companies” – do you refer to people who are employed verses those who are not employed? In this case the statement still does not make sense. In a capitalist society employment is voluntary. The state of being employed does not translate into being a slave to the person who employs you. The poorest laborer in America is freer and more secure than the richest commissar in the former Soviet Russia. What is the basic, the essential, the crucial principle that differentiates freedom from slavery? It is the principle of voluntary action versus physical coercion or compulsion. If employed by a company that treats its labor badly any person is free to vote with their feet by the simple expedient of walking out the door and seeking gainful employment elsewhere. You could truthfully refer to a criminal gang which owns people – but no criminal endeavor, regardless of its organization, could truthfully be called a “corporation.” There is a proper term for a highly organized form of criminal association: Organized Crime. Some synonyms might be: Mob, or Mob Syndicate – but not corporation. To contrast a corporation from a criminal mob: A corporation is a union of human beings in a voluntary, cooperative endeavor. It exemplifies the principle of free association, which is an expression of the right to freedom. Any attributes which corporations have are attributes (or rights) which the individuals have. Words are not arbitrary – they have meaning. The words you are using are in disagreement with what you describe, and thus the words of your characters appear irrational. When you use the word corporation, or its derivative term “company” it invokes specific meaning. Corporations are a free association among individual human beings; this relationship can only exist in the context of freedom and capitalism. Corresponding to the four branches of philosophy, the four keystones of capitalism are: metaphysically, the requirements of man’s nature and survival—epistemologically, reason—ethically, individual rights, politically, freedom – so you start to see how the statement of your character does not make sense. To further disambiguate: Capitalism is a social system based on the recognition of individual rights, including property rights, in which all property is privately owned. In a capitalist society, all human relationships are voluntary. Men are free to cooperate or not, to deal with one another or not, as their own individual judgments, convictions, and interests dictate. They can deal with one another only in terms of and by means of reason, i.e., by means of discussion, persuasion, and contractual agreement, by voluntary choice to mutual benefit. When your character proclaims that “Common people not belonging to the Big Companies are treated as dirt,” he proclaims the irrational: There is no conflict of interests among men who do not desire the unearned, who do not make sacrifices nor accept them, who deal with one another as traders, giving value for value. The principle of trade is the only rational ethical principle for all human relationships, personal and social, private and public, spiritual and material. It is the principle of justice. It is the criminals, the moochers and looters, the murders and thieves who’s existence depends on injustice – those who would take by force what other men have created by the sweat of their brow and the use of their minds, it is these subhuman animals who “treat men like dirt - and it is they who are worthy of scorn, not the corporation. Now that we have dismissed the irrational notion that “people belong to companies” and that there is some evil component to men who treat one another as equals and deal in terms of trade we can move on and address another irrational clause of your character’s statement: “Common people …” The phrase “common people” is an anti-concept – which is to say it is a phrase designed to obscure or destroy the meaning of a valid concept. You are a creator of art – yet all men are not capable of creating art – this makes you something other than “common.” Does being un-common make you bad? I think not. So for all men to be common would you deafen all musicians? Would you tear out the eyes of all artists and cripple their hands? Would you destroy the minds of all scientists and philosophers, all inventors? All in the name of the common man? Whether it’s a symphony or a coal mine, all work is an act of creating and comes from the same source the amazing cognitive engine, the human mind.

excellent work!

Excellent work!

This is really a marvelous character my friend, excellent composition, superb work!

A good clear render love the robot well done :) Cathy xoxoxo

A really awesome render, Johnny! I think your story is moving along nicely, and I anxiously await the next chapter! After reading the epistle a few commentors previous, I have to say...... Huh?? scratches head

A fantastic image, superb characters, great pose and lighting. Excellent work!

love the robot sipping his oil :D

Ashinay is very beautiful Johnny and I liked your story line. Where did that 'wblack' come from and doesn't s/he understand that this is all supposed to be fun and about sharing our work!