For The Love Of Robin by MrGorf
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Thanks to "ExtremeThemes" for the free bottle prop, and "warmachinex0" for the free cigar prop!
I just realized that what is happening in this image may be vague. Is she chilling out, leaning on the truck, or is she pushing it because it won't start?
One year ago (today), I posted my first picture of Robin, and it didn't take long for her to become one of my favorite characters.
She was meant to be the embodiment of opposites: small in the chest, but big in the hips. A boyish face but lots of makeup and jewelry. A headbanger who liked knitting and cute things.
She lives in the tough Blood Valley neighborhood, at the corner of Skid Row and the Boulevard of Broken Dreams (literal street names). While our other heroines consider her to be street-wise and tough, in her own neighborhood she is considered a real wimp (read: prey). This, and she is the only neighborhood girl who doesn't pack a sidearm. You would think she would have been a victim long ago, but it's as if someone were watching over her. Indeed, someone is... But that's another story.
Anyway, thanks for looking. I'm looking forward to making more Robin pictures in the future.

Comments (6)
cool work
fantastic scene :)
Wonderful scene and great history! Nicely done
Really well done. Love the composition!
Excellent work!
Robin's easily my favourite character of yours -- she strikes me as more expressive, and, well... alive, than most poser characters. What I admire the most is how her personality comes across in your images (even these solitary, introspective ones); something which I think many of us have a real difficulty with. Anyway, keep up the good work; I'm looking forward to seeing more pictures!