~Mayfair Emerald~ by Turtle

Poser • Atmosphere/Mood • posted on Feb 12, 2006

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Description

The Mayfair Emerald is passed down to the daughter who the Mother chooses. The Mayfair Woman are Witches from Anne Rice book" The Witching Hour." D&M Productions, Light, Pose and Jewels are from KGS Jewelry PKG. The skin texture is on the 3D World CD. from the Magazine. Have a good week ahead. Thank you all for the comments you have been leaving. Hugs to you all.

Comments (25)

Litehouse901

5:09PM | Sun, 12 February 2006

Beautiful! I love the colors, tone and the cat, of course.

TANZA

5:14PM | Sun, 12 February 2006

Nice work Leah

FantastArt

5:14PM | Sun, 12 February 2006

I like her face a lot! She's wonderful!

Bez

5:45PM | Sun, 12 February 2006

Beautiful scene Leah, wonderful outfit :)

redbeard

5:50PM | Sun, 12 February 2006

Maybe a witch but certainly very elegant and stylish! A very rich background and beautiful scene!

antje

5:53PM | Sun, 12 February 2006

Beautiful, Leah :o)

fairyfreak

6:41PM | Sun, 12 February 2006

Very Beautiful altogether ;-)

drifterlee

7:50PM | Sun, 12 February 2006

Gorgeous Goth render!

frankiemas

8:09PM | Sun, 12 February 2006

Now she is a very good looking witch, I already fallen under her charm! Never did read the Mayfair Witches, The Mummy is my favorite of Anne Rice's. Well done Leah, you are going to make me want to read the Mayfair Witches. Vote!! Hugsss ^_^

webdancer

8:15PM | Sun, 12 February 2006

I had always pictured that emerald to be a bit larger, but this puts in perspective quite nicely. It would be delicate and elegant and your lady fair is gorgeous, just like Ann's characters!