Hey there little red.... by Steff_7
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Description
Just my take on and updating the old classic Little Red Riding Hood.
Hi and hope you are all having a stress free time at the moment :)
I created this in Daz and post worked in Photoshop/PSP and turns out I am really liking the 2nd one and its tones but I am a little bias...lol
Anyway, hope you have a great day and as always I really do appreciate your time dropping by and any comments you leave, peace :)
Comments (22)
i dig i! love that atmo light work.
cool, great visual and environment
The lighting of the second one, with the blue tinge really sets the mood. "Blue Moon" is playing in the background.
I love the atmosphere, especially in the second pic. Well done.
I thought the last post was atmospheric! This goes beyond, aaaand more nightmares for me. Such a beautifully crafted piece 💛
Ein sehr schöner Render und das Licht ist super
Fantastic image!
Hi, very scary :)
Great work...
Greetings Stormrider75
Excellent lighting and atmosphere. Very creepy
Hey great atmosphere and mood. I hope she has her shoes tied and ready to run.
Very beautiful work of art. Congratulations on your imagination and creation.
Very cool image, she looks like she may be in trouble. Fine job on the light and atmosphere.
great light
yep I like the first one, but both are good.
BEAUTY
Excellent !
If we had to vote, I'd vote for the fist one...both are superb.
Wow amazingly beautiful! Stunning image, great light!!! 👍🙋♂️
OOoooooo hard to pick both really, really good!
A very frightening creation!
Be-hind-you! 😱
Man, this gives me the heebie-jeebies! That's what great art does - makes the viewer part of the scene. Really well done on both versions. I think the one with warmer tones is my fave of the two.
Oooo...creepy!