Steampunk Tina by zil2008
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Not exactly what I had in mind but as usual poser crashed before I could make another render with her. Don't you just love "sorry the program has to close" message after you spent 2 hours putting your image together. Sigh.
She looks better full view.
Thank you for the comments and favs on my last image. So much appreciated.
Hugs
Liz

Comments (52)
She is ~Gorgeous~ OUTSTANDING!!!
Impressive pose and outfit. Love the gold brown colours.
Beautiful work! I had a lot of Poser problems until I uninstalled a service release.
Excellent image and tones, well done...
SUPERB POSER AND FANTASTIC WINGS, GREAT BACKGROUND !!!!
Awesome!!!!!
Very cool Liz!!
I have always liked the clothing from this era and this render is so well done Liz. Love the wings. Dana
Nice Setup. Like the the wings. i think the image looks better in small size view. why, if i look it fullsize, the eyes have that dead-cow looking, same with the lashes for me.
Fantastic composition. Superb pose, outfit and background. Excellent work!!
superbe image!
WoW.. Gorgeous, Really Beautiful!!!
gorgeous image! sorry for the crash, it's so disappointing to see all the work go in a moment. but you have created a very fine new artwork :)
Wonderful image, excellent work.
This one didn't show up on my radar! A most excellent and wonderful portrait and character! Most splendid!
Very nicely done Liz, hard to describe what's appealing about it, just is. She sort of looks like Emma Peel.
she looks great..diggin that BG. Thx for the welcome back
awesome....very well done!
cool steampunkish character - great pose and pov!
Xcellent!! congratulations!!!
I think this would have been a little more effective had her eyes followed where she was pointing (ie. looking directly at the viewer instead of off in the distance somewhere) IMO
Nice piece of work!