~ The funny Gothgirl ~ by UteBigSmile
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You must learn to laugh at nothing, for often there is nothing to laugh at.
~ Lady Salisbury ~
I thank you for the peek & wish you a nice weekend!
Comments (40)
She's awesome Ute. I love 'er :) Excellent image!
This is great! LOve the hair, outfit and the glasses are a nice touch!
Excellent work, Ute!
Ein einzigartiges Meisterwerk!!!
Großartig wie Du die Hübsche in Szene gesetzt hast, klasse POV und ihr Lachen steckt an.
Superbe image, Ute, un excellent travail! J'aime beaucoup ses cheveux!
Love this image Ute, a happy Goth girl indeed.
Elle a l'air très dynamique !
Excellent!! I like it! :)))))))))))))
L'expression et l'angle de vue sont superbes ! Excellent portrait !
einfach genial!
Klasse image!!!!!!!!!!!!!
and if there is nothing i laugh about myself lol.
Wonderful gothic image dear Ute, excellent work love it.
Great words,and simply true!Also your work is impressively beautiful,Lighting, her expression and pose is remarkable Ute:-)))))
Diese Woman gefällt mir sehr gut. Coole Smokey Eyes!!
She's fabulous! Excellent work, Ute!
spectacular!!
I hope you have a nice weekend too!
I love this character Ute and a great quote. Beautiful art work my dear!
Wonderful expression!!!
very well done.
Cute image..love her hair!!
Cute
Very sweet and cheerful young lady Great work
Well done Ute, she is beautiful. And Lady Salesbury has right : a day without laughing is a lost day. All the best and take good care and....smile Frans
You did such a nice job on this very lovely image, Ute
Sweet work!... very nicely done!!
A delightful render, Ute – and very true words!
Great character! Nice work Ute!