Amazingly I didn't notice that gold piece in the first glance... I did see the cork though.
Excellent use of rum.

That cleavage is corked! Are they competing to see who's more buoyant?

This turned out nice.

By her body language, it looks like she's contemplating pouring her tankard in that bottle. :b Nice positioning. Good job, man.

Or sticking the cork back in.

I like that movie and this pic is awesome

A very nice scene, though I'm not sure how Happy Petina is going to be tommorow when her shorts smell even funkier than usual for a pirate. ;)

being in a tankard would be overwelming, I mean just breathing in deep around liquor makes me light headed. When thats all to breath I'm suprised the mouse dont pass out, much less from the drinking :P Very cute though. Cutest pirates on the 7 seas!

Yeah the fumes in real life would probably bowl over a normal mouse. but Petina is not a normal mouse. Years ago I read Tim Power's "On stranger tide"novel; at one the main character describes opening a bottle of rum that has been sitting in the tropical sun. He descibes the aroma and fumes of the rum practically "exploding" out of the bottle. Well I like rum so one day after reading the book I decided to take one of my bottles out and set in the afternoon sun. After a few hours I went out and pop the cork. Exploding was a good description.

Looks like a Macro theme ^^

oh wow this is awesome ^^

haha "why is the rum always gone?"

The details are awesome. The candle on the wall and the shape of the wax, the piece of (i think it is) jute on the table with the coins and... and... and.

Really cool pic with much detail ^^

Yeah it was fun getting all the right elements together for this piece. I kept looking at elements in the picture and thinking "that's too modern" or " that looks too pristine". I didn't want to make it look like everyone was wallowing in dung, but I also didn't want it to look like the either the innkeeper or any of the characters had just come back the shopping mall. In the end National Geographic was a real savior! FYI. The coins are real period currency I borrowed for props.

This was one of the first works I saw by you, to see it in colour now is fantastic. ^^

So many detail, so many little jokes...awesome work!!

You always give such great attention to detail. I love the ship's mast in particular.

Very nice!

This is just.... incredible! *stares in amazement at the coloring work on it*

Glad you like my color pencil work!

So thats why the Rum is always gone :)

The colors. . . .@.@

hehe
nice place for a cork :P