RR#167 - I LIKE what I see by Faemike55
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
don't know who or what she's viewing but she likes it.....

Comments (24)
I thought you were talking about her.
She's spotted an ant hill and is trying to decide whether to mess with it or not. A cutie and I hope she just watches them.
Looks cool!
I do also, great render and pose my friend.
Very Nicely worked a super pose and lovely expression!!
Very impressive model,outfit, expression, and position.
veru good pose and expression. she is very cute
It should be obvious Mike, she sees you on the other side of that monitor during the creation process. Same thing happens to me, though my girls can be a bit foul mouthed.
This is very good even very good!
Well, I know what I see - and I definitely like it! Her, I mean.... What a doll! Sweet work, Mike!
Nice pose and expression, great portrait of this beauty!
I'm sure she'll take good care of that precious ant hill Mike! Well done Sir!
I like her hair alot !
Love her hair, super pose.
Great posing!
A sweet one. I like her hair. Wonderful done, Mike!
Very cool!!
Well done!
Be nice to know
...Wonderful expression.
Great work
Hope he appreciates it!
Great scene and great pose/expression also !!!
Sweet character!!!
you do single portraits from time to time, just one model and no more; and they're a very expressive series...you really do them well, Mike, you capture a whole mood or gesture in one posture, and there's often a feeling that they're looking way beyond the frame, which makes your pictures 'larger'. Very complex pose, she's really got more than one thing on her mind...with your usual way with outfits, weave, etc. And here's your white again...so often artists and photographers avoid lots of white and black because of their ability to dominate an image; but you use them so well, and poetically. This piece is perfect with nothing but that white background, and the subtle shadows you always put upon it...