Just a Simple Love Song by RGUS
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Told ya I'd be using "Rayne for v4.2" by "Sabreyn" again.. she's just got this really cool pale skin.. I can't resist...
Thanks for the look.
Deane

Comments (74)
Hot! What a great render.
I would love to see her play that instrument, and if she plays it bad I could always use ear plugs and stand my ground.
The background photo blur works really well as you left the ground immideately below and behind her sharp; a great integration of your character in the environment yet with the look of a fashion pinup with her bold lighting- very cool!
Really AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This would make an awesome poster!
Sweet image. Like the girl next door. Love the lighting and pose. Nicely done.
Man I love the look of her skin it looks almost powder smooth and the pose perfect for the look!!
Wonderful,
I like what you did with the trombone; the metal really does look like metal, and it fits in so well with the semi-realism thing you have going on. I like the concept of girl with a tombone; it goes against the grain which makes her interesting. So...can she really play or is she just posing? Ha!
Wonderful. Love her voulnerable look against the dark background.
I remember the time I wanted to learn to play saxophone - Yes, I really wanted this ^^ Then my parents told me better to play guitar, because I could take it anyway I would travel to. They were right, but I still love these special tones of sax'. And even she's holding a trumpet- this render strongly reminds me in this little story :O)
Wonderful image - it has a great "caught in the flashlight" look about it!
Beautiful!!!! =0)
A great sense of mystery here as we ponder the story behind the scene! Beautiful work!