Hey, Hey What can I Do by eekdog
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Happy HumpDay my dear friends , hope all is well with everybody.
A song by Led Zeppelin.
Many thanks for your time and comments, they do mean alot. Steve
Credits:
VH Ariena by: Godin
Hot Stappy by: B-Rock
Purse by: BadkittehCo
Selena Hair by: Mairy
Production Credits
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Comments (48)
interesting scene and beautiful work on this all-too-typical scene across the world.
Have a great day
Very nice and well done
Beautiful character!
very well done.
excellent
jolie
Very beautiful and sexy character, superb image, Steve!
Beautiful image!
She's sexy and I like the street decor, excellent image, Steve !
She looks to be the girl the songs about.. fun image!
Well done!!!
wonderful work my friend
Wonderful image my friend :)
Awesome work!... does she need a lift... ok, I'm on my way!
Excellent work!
I'm not familiar with the LZ song,but a fine render on its' own.Great color.
Nicely done Steve happy to drop by this cool scene!!
Exellent done.
nice work, Steve!
Man, Wednesday already! Where does the time go? Hmmm...I don't have that song in my led zep collection!
Great posing work and background
Excellent work!
Fine work!!
Stellar in application. Love the atmosphere. Reminds me of some of the areas I find my abandoned footwear. Faemike55 pretty well covers this for me. Other than the partially clad young lady, the scene is much too familiar to me.
Nice one, Steve. Great lighting. Doubt she'll have any trouble getting a lift :)
Cute gal, colorful scene.
Very well done!
she is a beautiful street walker. superb work. at one time in Dallas (70's early 80's) there were many here. the city could tax them so they harassed and or arrested including the Johns