Pinup-This
Well, since most people I know are here instead of in the galleries, it's another shameless plug - go look!
http://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/index.php?image_id=1621753

(I hope Sam Therapy, our moderator extraordinarie, doesn't tie me up and give ne 12 lashes for doing this)   ...If I just sit here, look cute and smile :D

Nice image, but as my late dad used to say,
"I didn't know whether to fight her or fu** her".

(I hope Sam Therapy, our moderator extraordinarie, doesn't tie me up and give ne 12 lashes for doing this)

Why should he even care?
DPH

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I doubt it, you'd enjoy it too much ;)

I dunno, Connie.  I hear he's got a feather.  Those can be torturous.

As long as your shameless plugs are for really good work like in this case, and you start your thread with a good, visible "OT: ", I think he won't .

now thats a damned good drawing  I can say that because its good enough that Im about 98% sure (always leave yourself an out :P ) that the  subject is Michelle Ralabate 4'11" of solid muscle lol havent seen a picture of  her in years though .
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That's considered an ordinary Saturday night out in Rotherham! :-)

Mike

First class work, Connie.

There are some of us that like being tied up and given lashes hehehe...ahem, yes the drawing absolutely fab!

Well, with Sam being such a cutie... I was kind of hoping he would....
[oops, did i just say that....]  :blink:   :blushing:
And on a serious note, I wasn't sure if doing this was against some rule I wasn't aware of...

I'll respond to the gallery comments here, since I see majority of the people that commented are from the forums...
Yah, I can draw, sort of... I wish i was better at it. Drawing that piece was not easy, sort of pushed the limits of what I can do (at the time).  Dasquid even recognized the body builder... I had completely forgotten who she was, but I still have the magazine clips that I used for the picture, and he's right! (You can up that 98% to a 100%)
Thanks a milion to everyone for taking a peak it's encouraging me to keep at it :)

Big hugz to everyone - those of you whom just lurk too!

It is disconcerting - more than that, depressing, very very depressing - that your submission is already snowed under and has no chance whatsoever of appearing next to the day's collection of most commented/most favorited shit.  And I use the word "shit" here in nicest possible way.

Your drawing is easily the highest example of real skill and craftsmanship for the day that I've seen, not just for the day but actually in quite some time.

Awwww, thanks a bunch :)
I don't know that good of a piece, but I think it's pretty decent, which is why I dared to do the shameless plug. I don't do it for all the stuff I make.
Plus, I've been saying that I can do other things, now I have an image in my gallery to back up what I've been saying.... And sort of care that you guys, people with whom I interact on daily basis, get to see it.

If I wanted more exposure and commentary, I'd probably go and spend few days making comments on every image in galleries (which often causes people to come look at your stuff), 
But, it takes way too much time and energy.... And making high volume comments on peoples stuff... after 4-5 images, I no longer know what to say, and start sounding like copy and paste comment people.

It's be nice to have more people see it or get more comments, I'm always curious what people say, but on the other hand, I to don't care for copy and paste comments. Not to a point that I'll be up in arms about them, but I also won't put in the effort to seek them.

I may dare to ask people in 2D forums to have a look at it and give me feedback... but then again, if I poeted there, and in the critique forum, I'd feel like I'm really mooching for comments.

And if I really wanted to maximize exposure, I probably would have posted it during the time of the day where the number of people looking is the highest (not lowest)

LOLOL, speaking of galleries... I found a compliment generator!  :lol:
http://www.madsci.org/cgi-bin/cgiwrap/~lynn/jardin/SCG

Great pic.  It really reminds me of the fact that no matter what one can create using something like Poser or DS, there is so much more freedom for those who can use a pencil and paper, or a brush and canvas, or such. 

I enjoy doing things with Poser and I actually like doing problem solving with limitations (I'm also not afraid to create my own texture, do postwork, or do whatever I need to get my image across) but honestly I envy someone who can communicate in the unadulterated form that is allowed with the 'old ways'. lol.

Anyway, thanks for sharing the image.  Oh, you had said it got squeezed in the scanner.  It would be nice to see it at its proper proportions.

Cheers!

Thank you, you're just too kind! :)

Lot of times I like the look and feel of more traditional mediums. Even with Poser, I often sketch ideas when I'm thinking about something... or just to record the ideas, to develop them later :)

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http://www.madsci.org/cgi-bin/cgiwrap/~lynn/jardin/SCG

Prizewinner:
"In your absence I find other forms of amusement."

yes, it's very good IMVHO.  I sometimes check out the fitness models at one of the newsgroups.

The Surrealist Compliment Generator:

"You reflections bear a turgidity that rends naked glass."

Thank you! :)

Hey, Miss Nanci, are you a Mac user?

Hey great image Connie. Always a pleasure.

yes, connie, I am a mac user (with thx to tom fr img).

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Awww, Thanks Anton! 

Miss Nanci, I didn't think Mac's ever break???? :blink:

A new one... This one was made in and for Poser!
http://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/index.php?image_id=1635907&member

(Still a shameless plug though ;)  )