Catnip - Rianne for Pixeluna and Shadownet by brewgirlca
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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Needs a full size view. There are a few almost hidden forms/critters disguised here - can you spot them all?
Again thank you Jenny and Rob for the most fantastic girl, Rianne. She is just so amazing to work with, love her awesome skin textures and tats.
This is the second in a set of her. This is the scene that yesterdays portrait was grabbed from.
Virtually the same technical bla-bla as on previous so I will not bore you with a repeat. Much more postwork here of course, and a bit of work in material room to spiff up the shine and deepen the textures of the axe and the bowls. If anyone wants to know my material room nodes just drop me a site mail.
Previous Rianne
"Born to be"
"Born to be"
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Comments (41)
Beautiful scene -excellent work !
A great composed scene and work - and she still looks wonderful!! :o)
Way to go! Great image!!! HugZ! Ariana
two words mmmmmmmmmm and mmmmmmmmmm
Amazing work Roxy
Wow, this is just one of your best ever! Very dynamic work. I like the arrangement and composition here very much, great effects too!
Very nice work. Great character.
Outstanding artwork... love it!!! +5
Awesome!
It's good to see a Poser scene where the focus isn't purely on the character. I love the smoke, the glimpse into the outdoors, the cat wondering whether or not to come in... and the tastefully arranged hair :) With regards your comment on my lucky-doggyness (LWITG pic), I don't get get much opportunity to travel, so hunting out the local bright spots (usually with some very necessary tight cropping!) has become something of a passion. Thanks for stopping by my gallery, Steve.
Xlt fantasy!