Pay no attention to the poses and stuff. They're just to show off the texture. Let me know what you think

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Very nice, I like the work you've put into the tattoos. Paul

The tattoos are great Bone, but tattoos tend to fade on the skin, don't they?...These look a little bright for real tattoos.. Could be the lighting or my bad eyes... If you want realism, the tats should be a tad lighter...Unfortunately tats fade on the skin and colors are never this bright, least the tats I've seen..These look more like body paints from the image you submitted.. If this is what your after then disregard my comment... I really like them otherwise though... Really cool!!....=) ~Cindy

Nice job! Love the arrangement! Bet those had to sting a little bit! :)

Just an idea if you are up for post-production. You might get under skin effect by compositing a render with and a render without the tats. Alos as well as fading some slight blurring might be good. We are just pushing you though cause they actually are great as is. (great small breasts).

Very very nice, especially in the areas where you would normally have seams.

Take that texture into Photoshop (if you have it), Create a new layer, make it an overlay, now paint over the skin area with a flesh tone. Adjust transparency and it should give your tats the "in the skin" look they need. That would make this a fantastic texture.

Wonderful! Good job. I like the choice of tattoos and the colors, much brighter than the tattoos in the magazines I have, where they look kind of blue-green from a distance, especiallly around the edges. The Native American design with the animal skull and red eagle feathers (?) tends to look like a moth from a distance, but that is not a criticism.

I agree with Cindy and Xurge. Good, but too colorful and bright unless that's what you meant :)