Steampunk-Sisters in Trouble (for Glenda & Jim) by UteBigSmile
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.


Comments (57)
hey nice steambettys lol.fine work babe.
Well done scene. The oil can might come in handy so they don't rust. Wishing you a nice day. LOL
Makes me smile! Oily - but not slippery! ;)
Fantastic work!
Une superbe composition avec le background !
Wonderful work
The oil to lube their joints???? Great looking characters!
Très belle composition, superbes personnages et background!
beautiful wonderful work
Fantastic Sci-Fi scene Ute.....!!!!
I love what you did with my fractal Ute!!! :) This looks awesome. Thank you so much. LOL the oil is a nice touch, it is true I do prefer my girls well lubricated :)
Very nice work on this super exciting and colorful image Ute
Great work Ute!!!
Great composition!
absolutely a masterpiece Ute, one of your finest.
Why... is the oil can empty? Cool work. ")
Most excellent image Ute... wonderful characters and posing.
Very cool use of his fractal, Ute Excellent work
Oil??? Trouble??? I would of titled this: "Knock, Knock, Knock'n" ....reminds me of when I was a kid and own my first car - a 66 mustang... I didn't know you had to maintain the oil - I found out the hard way.
Terrific image, Ute.
Excellent!
Wow! Superbe , ma chère! Belle composition!
excellent idea for this scene !! richtig cool !!
Superbe image avec les droïdes très bien intégrées au splendide BG!
Super Idee. Ein fantastisches Bild. Klasse.
You've done a fantastic job on this! Amazing scene!
Fantastische scifi Komposition!!!
No comment... FV!
Splendid composition in Science Fiction Ute. Beautiful characters in front of the technical background. Thanks Ute, nice evening. Frans
Good job!