Electra's Steamy Adventure #2 by jif3d
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
~~**COLLISION COURSE!**~~
Almost home, but who should Electra bump into ?
another old friend, remember Lorelei ? who is now working for the Smith Family, of Smithsonian fame.
Just like two old ships meeting in the night, except it ain't night and they didn't excactly meet either, more like a crash course !
So what will they have to chat about ? bike sturdyness ? new inventions ? Steampunk fashion ? or will they just compare their bruises and broken limbs ?
Cheers jif3d :o)

Comments (46)
Beautiful image!
Ouch!! That's gotta hurt! Ace image Jeff :)
Great poses and scenes!
Way to go Jeff, nice job on the activity. Ranks High
Excellent
STUNNING.....
I wouldn't mind colliding and ending up in a pile with these two! :^) Great action, Jeff! Love the setting as well.
Haha! I saw the first frame pop up and knew it was going to be a bumpy ride! Cool action poses where they are flying from their respective bikes- quite funny!
Ouch! That's gonna hurt! Nice job with the speed blur here.
Ouch!!!!, Hope they both know how to tuck & roll..... Otherwise it'll be a sore day tomorrow... the Leather will help, but I can see a couple bad cases of Road Rash in the near future... Excellent action, definitly a 10+
A most enjoyable view!
Really nice touch with the blurring
WOW, this must have hurt, first rule in throwing hot looking babes in a image is that you don't mess them up to much......... Nobody wants a girl looking like a bruised apple!!!! Excellent second part in this series Jeff, looks great.
Great perspective. Ow, that is gonna hurt real bad.
Great action scenes! Nice work.
Very nicely done... but should the crates be in front and below the figures rather than behind and above. The physics here has me distracted, but I do think that your composition is terrific.