Vamos in el bosque de los Muertos by UteBigSmile
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Comments (21)
Ein tolles Bild, aber ein bißchen gruselig schaut die Lady ja aus.
Ute, I like this image you created so much.
excellent
no, gracias
Very nice. I've been messing with this theme lately and it's inspiring to see how you manage it. Thanks for sharing, Ute.
Molly
Impressive spooky looking area, love the main characters makeup.
Cool!
Scary character!!!
Beeindruckender, gruseliger Image, wundervoll das Make-up des characters!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Klasse fantasy portrait !!!
Such a fun, gorgeous character! You always have so much art inspiration!
Thank you my dear!
she's a really cool character, I love that face paint!
Wow - she looks pretty spooky! Keeps the bad guys away, I imagine.
Super work, Ute!
A little different than your usual style Ute - rather like Natzuki in that respect - but it has your usual great choices and use of color. Quite nice...
An amazing image .. superb work on this one, I love your new image 👍🙋♂️
creepy and cool!
Nicely done!
juste le maquillage qu'il faut pour draguer
😉 Mais Oui!
Well done Ute!
I had to comment on some of your Halloween work---this is 10 days after Halloween, but it oozes in the Halloween spirit. (And you took us to the "forest of the dead"---what could be more halloween-ish?) I love the woman's face; and that great frizzy hair: I love the two tones. And another great outfit---with the 5 pointed star (the dreaded "pentagram"---which scares away werewolves...) And you light her perfectly---you have light, but it's apparent she's in the night (because of the shadows). And two mysterious, eerie ghosts. And very tall vertical tress... a wonderful macabre image, Ute. (Mexicans have "Dia de los muertos"---"The Day of the Dead"---a day or two after Halloween. They paint ceramic skulls, and they're gorgeous. They also make skulls out of sugar, and you can eat them. Your model's face has that "Dia de los muertos" look. I love how she looks.)
LIKE + FAV !!!!