Thoughts That Count by frogdot
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
I love the classical non-fantasy babe look to surreality's Lady Jane character. More like an ancient Greek, or Roman babe, maybe. Hair by AprilYSH, dress by Sarsa & Lady Littlefox

Comments (18)
Amazing. You always seem to render exactly how I feel or what I'm thinking at that moment. It's beautiful as always.
That's the kind of angel that I do like too. Wonderful Mr. frogdot.
From the title in my notification I was half expecting one of your wild surrealist numbers...but i do like this...I think Greek..once went out with a Greek girl who looked a bit like this...deeper olive skin and much blacker hair, but she certainly weren't no angel, heh heh heh.. ...
Beautiful angel and background.Fantastic lihgt and work!!!
Excellent and beatuiful realization frog.....!!!!
what a beautiful chiseled face.
Gorgeous render and perfect setting for this lovely lady. I do agree Surreality's characters are very unique and original, I like them all.
very natural and realistic, and greek-lookin'
a Classic Beauty....!!!!
Definitely a classical beauty! Excellent!
She's fantastic!
I LOVE THE STYLE OF THIS RENDER. BASICALLY TWO COLORS. LIKE AN OLD FASHION PHOTO. LOVE THE WINGS, WHERE DID YOU GET THEM AND WHAT ARE THEY CALLED?
She does look very natural and I like how you played up her classical looks with your choice of backgrounds and props. This looks really good!
This is a lovely scene. From the marble and mosaic background to the lady who reminds me of a statue coming to life. Beautiful!
Very pretty
Amethyst said it very well, this looks exactly like a statue coming to life, to me! Absolutely gorgeous!
Yep, Lady Jane is just about the cat's pajamas; good work!!
So do I.