Lament by Kalypso
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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Thanks to PWFW, MAB, Ennui, Swannie and Traveler!

Comments (17)
Pandora Suceeds her creators and I knew her when I saw the thumb!!!!Damn you've brought her to life!!!!Great job congratulations!!!She truely is destiny 's Child.
This is sooo beautyful, love it in every aspect!
Gasp :) This is excellent! Wonderful expression and pose.
Excellent...just EXCELLENT!
Wow! Incredible artwork, you never cease to amaze me :)
Oh my gorgeous work! ;-)
Love the texture and the lighting in this. The pose is also good.
Beautiful!! That's really all I can say!
Beautiful job!!...the features of the face and the position of the hands in prayer bring me to the memory to the paintings of the Rebirth, really like a lot me.!!
Nice work! Texture is great and her pose is well done. Very interesting in combination with the background...
gorgeous image!!!! ;o)
What a gorgeous face and lighting...I'm really in love with this.
This is really well done and interesting as well as beautiful and pleasant and thought provoking ot look at.
I have to say I LOVE this piece. When we created the Pandora texture, we couldn't conceive the amazing ways each of you would envision her. Again, great job.
my favourite, my absolutely favourite of your work. I love her expression, the colours and geometry are really beautiful and dark. poser put to good use.. :)
so beautiful, love it..bravo..gr
Delightful to my eyes! It is deeply impressive that this work dates back eight years, considering what tools were available, and holds up beautifully next to any similar work crafted today. I enjoy your style very much; you are distinctive and faiftful to your inspirations. With warm regard, Terry