'Passions Fire' by sylki
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
A bit of a change from equines today LOL!
This image just came second in the DAG Monthly Challenge, the theme was 'How love looks to you'
M4 and V4 posed by me in Daz Studio and rendered there. Post worked in PSP8 and PS7.
I hope you like my idea of what love should look like!
A really big THANK YOU to everyone who offered condolences on my darling Marties passing.I appreciate each and every word and will hold them in my heart with my memories of my sweet brave girl!!! I'm feeling better every day, coming to terms with her passing, stopping blaming myself and realising that many more would have put her to sleep months ago. I will try and visit your wonderful galleries soon. I have been looking at each and everyone's image but didn't have the energy to comment, please forgive me!!!
Thanks for taking a peek and if you are kind enough to leave a comment a big fat THANX for that too.
Bright Blessing to each of you very special people in my life!!!
BIG HUGS
Sylvia

Comments (41)
A very splendid romance work
Very passionate and romantic imagery, Sylvia.
Romantic & tender! Beautifully done!
Very beautiful!
Absolutely STUNNING image!! WOW!!! Very sensual and tender! Beautifully done!
Sweet, romantic and sensual image! Excellent work!
Awww, that's sweet, romantic and a lovely atmosphere and warm colors!! :)
Very good pose and render. Romantic mood.
Congratulations on your 2nd placing with this one Sylvia, very well done indeed, it really is truly beautiful and the looks on their faces is excellent, an oh he is one Hunk!! hugs Jane xx
Great work and great entry. Congrats. Hugs
Very nice, delicate work, Sylvia. I would like to echo Maurice Chevalier in the film musical GIGI, by being able to say "I remember it well", but age and head injuries deprive me of that. I do hope it was like this, though. Warm regards, from a stormy Glasgow, John.