A Sand Castle (for Pearl3D) by Darkwish
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Character, hair, props, clothes from DAZ and RoS
Hi dear Peggy!
Oh! Thank you very much! You have created excellent work on this. All your textures are absolutely remarkable!
Hugz, Dark.
Comments (117)
Wow what a beautifull image again. The details and color are great. The pose and lighting awesome just beautifull. Compliments again
Awesome work! Lovely muted tones, and a great composition.
beautiful :-) hugs
Great and wonderful scene. Excellent work.
Wonderful scene.
Я люблю это изображение, которое вы создали. Это красивая сцена
fantastic work!
Beautiful blue tones - like it.
Wow! Really beautiful! Wonderful colors! Well, i think i go now on the beach! Very well done!
Beautiful and creative scene.
Very nice work on this picture, Dark!
Very beautiful scene, super sensitive!!! Hugs. Orlando
Amazing pic. Excellent castle !
Nice work, beautiful scene and hair!!!
Beautiful. Wonderful sand castle and pose for your lady. Love the hair and the blue texture for it. Nice!
Lovely render; colors, pose and lighting!
Beautiful!!
An excellent and intimate portrait, nice water effects and the blue wash effect looks great!
Love the Blues.. cool effects..
Lovely artwork, my friend ... well done! :o)
Gorgeous! Wonderful character and I love the blue tones. Superb work!!
This is very lovely! It takes my breath away. Very very good!
Gorgeous work :)
Very lovely dedication my Dear...bravissima!V:DDD.Hugsxx Whylma
Very lovely image! great scene! Nice dedication
so cool !
Lovely, excellent done!
Superbly beautiful!
Lovely Job.....!!!
Fantastic Image and Work