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)
Sad scene but very well done Steve!!!
Amazing street scene Steve.....complete with 'graffitti' scribbled on the wall!! I kinda feel sorry for these type of gals who choose to live this kind of life. Being a 'wild child'.....'working' the streets, seems to be a very hard and dangerous way to live. I'm sure they could find a better way of life if they really wanted to. Anyways.....it's a cool scene, and I LUV Led Zeppelin!!!!!! 'lol'!!
Fantastic work.
wait ! Nice scene
Very beautiful creation, cool pose !
Neat work Steve!
Very cool!
Sweet pinup Steve :)
Just stand there looking beautiful! That's all you need to do!
Excellent work on this scene, Steve! As always a stunner!
Cool girl and scene, great done Steve.Cheers

Excellent work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Excellent image!
Excellent image! Cool song title too! Wish I could use V4, but her morphs all stopped working when I added her to DS...
Kudos!
I'm again ignorant of the song, but I love the image. This "street slut" (yes? as the wall says?) is amazing in contrast with the dark hues of your wall and street. Those deep reds on her really pop off the screen; and, as always, your skin tone is expertly done; this time in almost metallic sheens. Choosing that striking gold for her hair really contrasts with her darker tones. And the highlights on her blouse/top are wonderful too. A really striking image, Steve, where you use the large graffiti really well, as design elements. A really fine job.
Outstanding art and a wonderful creation 5+++++
Good work.