The Profiler (for misumu) by UteBigSmile
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
For you my dear Friend, I hope you are fine!?!
Hello everyone, here are the next 4 graphics and please watch your name!
There are now 12 graphics left to be uploaded, I wish you all a good start into the new week.
You do not have to comment every image, a small Like is already enough!
PS. I created all these graphics with the help of DAZ-Studio, FotoImpactXL, my own png's and partly with my own backgrounds. The color of this red shirt has a very bad qualty, the black and the white one are OK!

Comments (16)
Very natural looking image. Nice work
Thank you, but even not a Like?
Beautiful.
And You'll Get A Like.
Thank's hon!
I thank you so much for participating in my dedication marathon game!
excellent
Klasse image,excellent work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Very well done & intriguing mystery! It makes me want to know more about what is going on!
I won't tell you! 😆
outstanding likeness of the actor and I have not seen him for a very long time. I enjoyed his acting
Very cute scene - nicely done!!!👍🙋♂️
Great story scene!
Very nicely done!
Thank you for the great image. I love the effects. I hope you are doing well.
I thank you so much for participating in my dedication marathon game!
Good job. The people look real and this looks like a nice place to live. Good work with that background and sidewalk.
This one is like a story within a story, so much can be read into what is seen. Well done.
Great visual storytelling...like the opening scene of a thriller!
Thanks, did you notice that every single picture always has its own story? It should be, otherwise it makes no sense to me!
You really did a fantastic job on this, Ute! Natural poses, and wonderful lighting.