The Scolding by kenmo

Vue • Illustration • posted on Dec 11, 2017

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Description

This is a re-work of an image I posted here a few months ago. In the tenement living area of a large urban city some where in North American of the 1950s, a youth is scolding his dog for engaging in some rough play with the kitties. His female companion looks on in disbelief, and a local cat hisses displeasure at the incident. While another cat seeks shelter under a parked car. This is a digital illustration I created using Vue Complete, Painter 2017, Fuse 3D, DAZ Studio, Art Rage 4.5 & Photoshop. Influenced by the art and story telling of legendary cartoonist Will Eisner.

Comments (11)

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eekdog

6:30PM | Mon, 11 December 2017

Thought at first he was being scolded for using the fire hydrant. Looks super with the pov, Kenmo.

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Faemike55

6:56PM | Mon, 11 December 2017

wonderful and delightful scene

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CATMANDO

7:28PM | Mon, 11 December 2017

Nice render and scene....

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Richardphotos

9:15PM | Mon, 11 December 2017

I recall the other one. outstanding comic style and worth seeing over and over reworked or not

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miwi

4:28AM | Tue, 12 December 2017

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PandaB5

12:10PM | Tue, 12 December 2017

Great image! It certainly tells a story.

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ontar1

4:41PM | Tue, 12 December 2017

Fantastic scene and characters!

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iborg64

4:52AM | Wed, 13 December 2017

A marvelous scene great characters and composition

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P-LACALMONTIE

7:32AM | Wed, 13 December 2017

Cool ! Nice scene, characters, history & post-effect !

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tallpindo

10:51AM | Wed, 13 December 2017

I'm not a city boy so the place where this takes place would have been a heap of bricks or a haunting block after block of burned out brick buildings when I went looking in 1983. Jumping over to Windsor and Canada put me in the COGIC area and suburban wooden low structures. My kids did love the Our Gang cartoons on TV and the Little Rascals that were more from my father's time. This style is more like Saturday Evening Posts and Norman Rockwell in my illumination. Sorry, my comic books were more technical fantasy. The Packard and Hudson are local witnesses I do know.

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