~*Lady Of Winter*~(For morghana) by RodolfoCiminelli
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Description
Irina: morghana
Various Props: Danie & marforno
Extravaganza 3: Powerage
Gloves: aoaio & nirvy
Arethusa Hair: plus3d & Mairy
Lady de Winter la bella y peligrosa agente del cardenal Richelieu tambi�©n conocida como my lady, es uno de los personajes que siempre llamaron mi atenci�³n, por la infinidad de recursos que utilizaba para obtener sus oscuros fines.
Los Tres Mosqueteros a sido una novela que siempre me atrajo por la cantidad de aventuras que tiene, y por la maravilla de hacernos so�±ar y a la vez revivir tiempos ya muy lejanos.
Lady of Winter the Richelieu cardinal's beautiful and dangerous agent also known as my lady, is one of the characters that always got my attention, for the infinity of resources that used to obtain its dark ends.
The Three Musketeers had been a novel that I was always attracted by for the quantity of adventures that has, and for the marvel of making us dream and at the same time to already revive times very distant.

Comments (153)
Excellent done my friend,klasse image!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Super Beeautiful....!!!
wow, wonderful splashes of red colors make this very dramatic. I also love all the black. :) this is wonderful work!
this is such a magnificent scene...great pose and setting! like how you've used the red in the scene too ;)
Wonderful action scene.Beautiful dedication.
I must admit that sword play far exceeded my interest in guns with pirate cannon perhaps a worthy rival. Fighting with spirits, though, loses me. Inquisition, with it's emphasis on the power of the dead over all assets decompensates to an extent I had to begin piling books of the Encyclopedia Britannica on my chest to simulate the piling of steel plates on mank's chests to slowly suffocate them in a movie. I first weighe each to see at what point the monk should have succumbed. Piling the last book up there was hard as the stack was really tall and my arm would barely reach. Only ninety pounds of paper and binding!! Disgusting that it did not even seem a threat. Dumas? He wrote the three Musketeers? Alexandre, I was just reeading about his illegitimate son who wrote, Camille, about Marie du Plessis his mistress. He was an artist as well as writer and the book has an image of a bull he did.
Outstanding...Powerful Lighting and Character!!!! Bravo!
~Espectacular~ Me encantan su Pose & la Luz... FABULOSA, como siempre!!! ;-}
Great character and pose. Excellent render!
Marvelous work - I love the color and dramatic motion!
美しいドレスに剣!!! 素晴らしい作品、my friend !!!!!
You know me I love Gothic this one is just superbly done
wonderful scene...I like the gentle action pose and detail
Now this is impressive Rodolfo. Very attractive work indeed! A real pleasure to view! Steve :o)
Bravo!!! Excellent pose and fiesty lady!
Very beautiful!
Wonderful pose and light! Excellent!
I LOVE STRONG LADIES !!
wonderful light and compo,love the red hair!
Hola mi querido amigo Rodolfo ! Fascinante trabajo, excelente equilibrio de colores , luces y sombras, perfecta en todos los sentidos, excelente !
wonderful work and composition! love the reflection of red color tones in all the black around! ;o)
Amazing work my friend, this looks fantastic!
Excellente mise en scène, la fille est superbe.
Beautiful and romantic :) The dress makes it romantic for me :)
Wonderful action scene , lovely colours!
You captured Lady de Winter's dangerous nature as well as creating a swashbuckling render. Well done, Rodolfo
Excellent composition! A very striking image.
Just beautiful and I am loveing the red hair here Dayna xx
Very nice scene & dedi!
beautiful....love her dress and pose...excellent lighting and art...love, Carol