Attached Link: http://www.renderosity.com/gallery.ez?ByArtist=Y&Artist=Rebecca+Lee

Ok, I'll byte! Always was a sucker for a pretty name. ;=]

I posted this on the image, but what the heck, Ill ask in here as well. Does the Belly dancer costume just hang like that? Arent there any morphs in it to give it a little swing? And Rebecca: love the background, except I think I would try recropping the PS work so you can put the centre of it right in behind her hands. And, as others have told you, make sure you turn on the anti-aliasing before you render.

... sittin' on a post. ;=] ..... (no offense meant) ;=]

[just a dumb observation ... Virtual said it better]

Virtual, the costume is by Traveler and he made sure that it was full of morphs to make it more fluid, I have an two images in my gallery showing the loincloth portion in motion. I agree also on the assesment of the image, needs to be anti aliased and need some motion in those clothes :) Rebecca the background is beautiful, you might also tweak her pose a bit to give her less of a "straight on" appearence :) Pendy

It has much potential, but aside from the alluded fix -- For this pose, the middle thingy should be flapping, and better formed around her leg -- she could use a more interesting expression (mock anger?) in her eyes and eyebrows.
In all of the galleries and other postings I've viewed (and most are truly spectacular), the most common element that's ignored is the vast range of emotions that even the simplest Posette can display. Posettes should have life, and show it.