.:: BEETHOVENS FIFTH ::. by RGUS
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
.. and his other four women weren't too bad either....
LOL
Deane

Comments (85)
Excellent!
very fun image love the music theme
Sweet! Wish that was my music teacher. 5+
Big LOL! Nice image!
Very Cute!
What a fantastic looking image! Top notch work!
Hey, she has clothes on. Wait a minute...who are you? You can't be Deane. Impossible. You must be a pod person. Haha! Actually, she will never be able to play the violin the way she's holding her bow. Major faux pas. :) Actually, she's very beautiful, Deane. I'm sure she was a great inspiration to Beethoven. ;) I really like how you got the music to whip across the backdrop. Really cool. And the textures on the music stand are almost photographic. Wow, I was just noticing that you have 945 images posted... Whoa, hello champ. THAT'S ALOT!!! We all have to celebrate when you reach a thousand. :)
Supreme!! Wonderful image!! 5++!!!
cool background
Apart from the idea and the title LOL it's a wonderful picture.
Beautiful !!!! Excellent work !
Excellent idea and setting!!!
absolutely beautiful Charly x
O My Yes! Great image and wonderful texture work on the outfit.
Excellent worg very beautiful done.
dadada daaaa !
Lol!!!!! Wonderful done!!!!
god work! very hot character...
HaHaHA!!! Too cool! You have so good idea. This is a very funny sexy one!
Stunnning pose and look what a flawless beauty!!
When I have a look at her face it seems to me that she missed some practice for this composition ^^ Priceless expression, great composition and fantastic lightening :)
fantastic work :)
Splendid lady! I would like to have your talents!
Different & love it!
What an unorthodox way of referencing Beethoven. I love classical music and have always wanted to visually describe its beauty. This is wonderful, original work.