Thanks for stopping By (TGIF) by eekdog
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TGIF indeed!!
i highly appreciated your visit and comments my dear friends, i hope you all have a great weekend..
wish i had enough money for a better computer, this 4 g ram is not enough to complete my desired reners and images, so i have to put up with stuff like this one.
Credits:
MDD Ahruna by: Maddelirium
Dark Legacy by: Danie & Marforno
Onryo Outfit by: RPublishing & Rhiannon
Necklace by: RPublishing & GrayCloudDesign
Hoshi Hair by: SWAM
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Comments (67)
lol spooky looking
Marvelous work and "Happy Belated BD" hope it was the greatest...:)))
Awesome gothic work, Steve! She looks lovely and menacing at the same time - a fascinating combination. Hope your weekend was a good one!
Nice dark image, don't see anything wrong with this scene, sorry for the late review, the warmer weather keeps me busy with other things.
Dark and mysterious - and its great!!! I render most of my stuff on a 2GB computer., but for larger scenes I use my 4GB system with a 1GB dedicated graphics card in both machines. I feel thy pain! I cant upgrade my 2GB machine but if I ever get the money I'll max my 4GB computer to 16GBs and pray that'll carry the load better. A 2 to 3 GB dedicated Nvdia graphics card maybe something that will boost your system bro. NewEgg sometimes has fantastic sales on them.
Remember when no one would ever need more than 640KB of RAM? Expanded memory, extended memory? I know the feeling about not enough memory. Though, let's face it, there is always an upper limit to how much memory a programme may utilize. After that it doesn't matter how much RAM you have. Very creepy scene. I remember on Friday nights, WKBW TV in Buffalo would air old forties and fifties vintage horror movies. This brings those nights to mind.
well done Steve