Creed II by eekdog
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I highly appreciate your time and comments on my work. They mean alot my friends. Thank you. Steve
Forgive me if you feel the moon is too large, I DID NOT MAKE IT. But I still enjoy it.
Had a few comment on backgrounds that had large moons and was said they were a bit too large.
It saddens me that I must take my homeless cat named Tig er to the humane society. When I first saw it back in October I did not know it's sex, but called it Tig er.
And never could tell the diff by looking at its rear end. But it always responded to Tig er.
Over the last few weeks I noticed how big it was getting, yes it's a girl and pregnant. My roomate will not let me bring her inside and we can't have a bunch of feral kittens in the yard. So much as it bums me out too take her in, her kittens won't grow up feral and hope sweet Tig er can get adopted.
Credits:
MDD Tough Girl by: Maddelirium
Pherenike Hair by: Mairy
Elven Desire Outfit by: Rupblishing
Spooky Halloween Background by: Sveva
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Comments (58)
Excellent!
very mean looking weapon and a good pose
I think she's turning into a werewolf... Absolutely marvelous render, my friend, spectacular artwork as usual!!
Fantastic work as usual, Steve! And she looks awesome against the moon! The moon really adds to the drama of this image, and it wouldn't have nearly the dramatic effect if it were the actual size as it would appear in reality - it would be a tiny white ball in the sky. I've made some pretty big moons in the background myself. It's called "artistic license." So just keep on making those big moons, buddy! LOL
That's a bummer about your little fur-girl, but like you said her kittens will hopefully go to good homes where they will be loved and cared for. And Tig er, too.
Awesome image Steve!! Very powerful looking character.....I likey!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 'lol'
This is fantastic work. It's sad that you won't have Tig er around any more, but I'm happy that she'll have a chance at a better life for herself and her kittens.
As painful as it is, I applaud you for doing the responsible thing and taking the cat to the humane society. The kittens will be be taken care of, and hopefully adopted out.
Great extraordinary personage,excellent atmosphere!!👏👍🖐
beautiful image
Very impressive work! Great!
Marvelous scene, Steve! So sorry about Tiger!
Such great work!
Like it, moon is the traditional Hollywood huge, right? Cats rule.
Lovely woman, great pose and image.
The moon is not too big and increases the dramatic mood ! This is an excellent image, Steve !
Beautiful
Looks like a killer.. if there weren't a moon behind! Great done.. 5++
I like IT!
I've seen pro commercial work that does not hold a candle to your outstanding render. Totally awesome....
WOOT!!!!
Love this!!
Amazing composition.
An excellent piece of art...in our dreams the moon is sometimes bigger !
Spectacular and excellent work, my friend!
The moon is fine (beautiful, even!) It's art! This is so dramatic and beautifully done. Wow, her pose is absolutely perfect.
I'm sorry about your Tig er. (((hugs))) Thank you for taking care of her.
Beautiful image! You are doing the right thing with the cat. She and the kittens will be safe and well loved.
Oh, I am sooooooooo with Rod (and Barb and others): That moon is YOU, it's your big, big vision, and Rod's right: It's artistic license. Think of it this way: A moon may only be "small" to our naked eye: But does it feel small? Sometimes the moon feels huge. It takes over our whole imagination. And that's what you create: Works of the imagination. There, the moon can be the size of the whole sky. This is powerful stuff, Steve: This warrior is looking up as if to her god, and she truly does look like she's taking an oath, a creed (ala your title). And in such a moment, the moon would feel gigantic, like it's a god looking down and protecting her---that's your artistic eye at work. Terrific! And you've placed her just right, in front of that huge moon, with beautiful chosen armor (it seems to have glass in it), and a beautiful sheen-laden sword. Great stuff, Steve. (And I hope Tig er is doing ok now. And you too. I read in a comment somewhere that you were having problems with your car. I hope that's working out! You don't need more stress on top of everything else. I'll get in touch soon...)
impressive work Steve!
Wonderful image,very beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!