Joleen Nude.... Really Nude by DavidEMartin
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Well, okay, topless.
She went to the chiropractor Friday which produced this ray.
I couldn't resist posting it.
Besides, XRay images are fascinating to study.
In case you're wondeering, the opaque dots are her jeans buttons, the vertical line is her zipper, and the reversed D's are her belt buckle.
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Meanwhile, I've been working on finishing three new paintings. I'll post the BW preliminary images over the next three days.

Comments (13)
gorgeous idea and capture!!! :)
Can't get more naked than that.
Cool idea and work my friend!!!Bravissimo!V:DDD.Hugsxx
HAHAHA!!! great! say hello to Joleen, we miss her!
great shot but your a little to close --haha ,give her our best david
Interesting idea and intriguing, outstanding!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Nice picture. The x-ray technician should have had her remove the metal objects. The dark shadows in front of her hip bones and in her pelvis are air pockets in her colon. The spinous process on her 4th lumbar vertebra is crooked (not unusual) = level of her navel. Her diaphragm is pulled down and rather flat due to a deep breath. The dark shadow below her diaphragm on the right is air in her stomach. The two light shadows below her diaphragm are the lower edges of her breasts. The dark areas above her diaphragm are due to air in her lungs (x-rays go straight through air - no resistance). - I'm an anatomist, by the way. Cool posting!
I have one posted in me gallery so this caught my attention sure is interesting warm hugs, Linda
Ahh, at last, Jean in a true see through outfit. Sorry, couldn't resist the joke.
It is indeed fascinating, and thanks too for T.Rex's comments as they added much to my understanding and answered several questions I had. More people should do this. When I had open heart surgery I asked my doctor to take a few photos of my exposed heart — quite an experience to see your own heart!
Well done! Not your everyday Renderosity piece. Thanks for the image & the breath of fresh air! Also, THANKS to T Rex for explaining what is going on here!
Somehow this is not how I imagine the lovely Jolene. However, it is interesting and different.
xrays (radioactive radiation) might be intresting but theire cumulative effect of giving you cancer is not!