Lost Soul by Krid
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
DAZ:
- Stephanie 3
- Joan of Arc Clothing
- Joan of Arc Texture
- Gothic Ruins
Freestuff:
- Horror Implants, CyPunk 2, RDNA V Implants, Skydome, Skydome texture, Weapons by traveler (runtimedna)
- zip texture by Placebo (rero.com)
- Skull terrain by Mechanismo (rero.com)

Comments (19)
Awesome image!Great work!!!!
Very gross, great image. I like to see her eyes closed for the stiches though.
Scary and strong woman with a excellent point of view and lights.
Creepy and very cool!!! EXCELLENT!!
Very Impressive!
Ouch! very icky, but so cool! Outstanding job!
tragico ma eccellente lavoro
Excellent concept,excellent job!
WOW!!Dirk thats a killer of a horror image my friend,you have such a talent and such visions .Im always impressed with your works.Again you dont let me down.Brilliant :-)Bye calum
Positively gruesome...and awesome! You've captured the 'lost soul' feeling so perfectly in this image. The character representing it is wonderfully done. Awesome work!
freaking awesome ;o) you kknow i love your darker images
Brrrrr.....here again...a dangerous character.
Excellent goth image..like something out of a nightmare. Well done!
oy! this character always makes me cringe, very nightmarish, well done!!!
IEEEEEE, I wouldn't want to meet her even in the daytime. Fantastic image, wonderful lighting!
wow krid, thats friggin awsome work man.
WAOWWWWWWWWW!! This is amazing Dirk!!! The use of props and that awesome Placebo's character looks so darn scary!! BRAVOOO!! I love it!! Really really love it!! CONGRATULATIONS!! :)
Hugs and Kisses Alejandra
Fantastic work!!!Great job!
hmmm a cross between Danzig and Barker, interesting work