Sasha by walawalabook

Poser • Realism • posted on Jan 23, 2007

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Comments (16)

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angelbearzs

10:29PM | Tue, 23 January 2007

she is very goreoues and awesome secne!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:)

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KatesFriend

10:56PM | Tue, 23 January 2007

That is amazing texturing. Very realistic portrait.

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FUNJOKER

11:52PM | Tue, 23 January 2007

Really marvellous.continuous;)

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Christel

2:32AM | Wed, 24 January 2007

She look fantastic! I LOVE her face expression :o)

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Brandi

2:45AM | Wed, 24 January 2007

Fantastic! Gorgeous texture & eyes! Wow!

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missgrin

5:54AM | Wed, 24 January 2007

Gorgeous portrait...

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blackvixen

6:18AM | Wed, 24 January 2007

Yes beautiful face and textures!!!

janedj

7:01AM | Wed, 24 January 2007

Fantastic portrait!!!

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swtmelode

10:40AM | Wed, 24 January 2007

OMG her textures are so real!! Fantastic portrait & she is beautiful!

DeLaCoon

11:09AM | Wed, 24 January 2007

Great portrait and texture

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PositivelyCreative

12:08PM | Wed, 24 January 2007

Love those clear blue eyes. Extremely beautiful!!

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Surama

12:50PM | Wed, 24 January 2007

Excellent!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Nebula

6:57PM | Wed, 24 January 2007

This turned out very well! I see that you used the Instant Hair product. How did you like it? Was it hard to do? Is it particular? And do you have to "air-brush" the skullcap to make the roots look as soft as yours does here? The whole image is wonderful! Bravo!

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walawalabook

12:57PM | Thu, 25 January 2007

Nebula. Thanks for your comment. I loved the Instant hair7, it makes it easier for me to get the realism I want out of the hair. And its easy to use!. I did not have to use a brush for the skullcap, just piled up the layers, scale and rotate, some color balance and thats it..

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