T.N.A./TNT Stamp Series 2 by eekdog
Close
Hover over top left image to zoom.
Click anywhere to exit.
Members remain the original copyright holder in all their materials here at Renderosity. Use of any of their material inconsistent with the terms and conditions set forth is prohibited and is considered an infringement of the copyrights of the respective holders unless specially stated otherwise.
No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Happy Hump day my friends, I highly thank you for your time and comments. So much appreciated, thank you. Steve
I got my character Tina back which is actually Kytana by gypsyangel, (NLA) had that power failure that corrupted her file and could not get her back even deleting all files in runtime and reistalling her over and over.
Finally did a disk cleanup & disk defragment and she worked again after install.
Thanks for all concern and suggestions.
Credits:
MDD Aurya by: Maddelirium (Tenacious)
MDD Daijah by: Maddelirium (Tina's eyes/lips)
Kytana by: gypsyangel (Tina)
Selene Hair by: Mairy
Lumen Hair by: SWAM
Black Ops Outfit by: exnem (my texture)
Comments (42)
An instant like for the concept. After magazine covers and stamps, when can we expect the first eekdog-Dollar ED$?
nice stamps
Congratulations on fixing the computer files. This is a super set of "stamps"!
Are these self sticking, or do they have to be licked? Very nice!
Nice work!
beautiful women on these cool stamps. this is great, I like the colors.
YAY!! Glad you triumphed over the tech!! Great stamps!
The perfect of perfects!!!!1fav!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Well I'm only back for a 2 days, so can't do every image I've not commented on (I made an exception for 1 person---teri---because I'd missed her gallery for several months), but I see everything of yours, Steve, and I'll try to respond to a few of your terrific uploads while I"m here.
Great presence in both these stamps. Great closeups. And the light on their outfits and hair, and the light and shadow on their faces, is really fine; esp in zoom. You've also positioned the hands in expressive ways---sweetly done, esp considering that you're working in a tight environment (the stamp). Fine expressions too. And they work as stamps too! I love the background in both cases (looks like a space ship in the left stamp.) A really impressive job, Steve, and really well-done closeups. Stamps give you the opportunity to do real closeups, and you've done them really well.
Fantastic stamps/portraits.
Cool work.