A hog on a hog??

I laughed in realization just now.

Dude, yesss!

Awesome piece, really sharp details and shadin' ^^

What a great work you did on the details, good job! x3

Awesome work, as always ^^

*sings*
I'm a cowboy,
On a steal horse I ride,
I'm wanted,
Dead or alive.

Sorry, just had to sing that, this pic reminded me of it too much

I SO approve of this picture :) LOVE the bikes
got a 98 Yamaha Virago 1100 muhself

Thats so awesome. Very nice job. XD I like the warthog badge he's wearing too. XD

That is awesome! What is even funnier is my friends mother who was a biker was in fact called mama bear

This is just fantastic! The detail on the motorcycles is just perfect. *_*

VERY nice piece!

Love it! Best thing I've seen in a while :)

looks like fun, i'd rather cruise around in a Tank!
yes i'm crazy that way <:3

VERY well done, I can almost hear the roar of the engine when I look at this one.

Awesome.

Nice rides!

wow

This is made of win, I must fav.

"Though, I doubt it is for a bruisin'."

May depend on who is on top!



oh...I am gonna suffer for this...

*hums "Bad to the Bone"*

dude, sweet!

Wonderful picture! Thank you, RF! You did a fantastic job!

The character names are:

Boar: Jan Krazinski
Bear: Christopher Mattiaz (CM)

Dominus tecum

Get yer motor runnin'! Head out on the highway!

niiiiiiiiiice C:

Wonderful

Yeah! Put on "Blue's theme" in the background.

Awesome!

No..not VT!!

I...

I'm sorry...

*hugs u* it''s a great drawing tho

So many ladies touching me this weekend! If only every day could be like this~

Totally awesome! The detail is just so great!

Nice job, but I did notice that you just mirror imaged the bikes next to eachother, and you've got to watch out for that in the details, as cruiser bikes are anything but symmetrical, with intake on one side, exhaust on the other, not to mention the brakes and gear shifter one one side vs the other.

Nice execution, and you did quite well at fitting the riders on the bike, but gotta be careful when just mirror imaging things like that.

And now that you've found out, I'm afraid I can't allow you to live...

In all seriousness, this reminds me of a commission one of my old instructors took for a fishing rod advertisement, in which he had flipped his reference, thereby tricking fishermen into thinking the particular company that had hired him was manufacturing left-handed fishing rods.

Moral: Don't cut corners.