Redwood Garden Dream by Flaxynn

Poser • (none) • posted on Mar 17, 2002

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Happy St. Pat's Blackhearted's lovely Selene Casual Hair by Neftis Hellen Duggan's necklace and earrings Bracelet by Anton Monique dress by Bebop Jim Burton's cool shoes Richabri's excellent Garden Gazebo- thank you so much Rick! Hanging Planters and Ferns MnD Productions Meediate's curtain Other plants and grasses from 3dplants.com Pose from EPB free Vickie Poses- Tamela J. here in free stuff Lighting Blackhearted's ProLuma Light Set

Comments (11)

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racin-jason

9:48AM | Sun, 17 March 2002

Everytime I see the name 'Flaxynn', I know beyond doubt that my eyes shall be treated to visions of excellence, and I am never wrong nor disappointed. This is one magnificently rendered image, full of quality, beauty, serenity and elegance - well done young lady.

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marforno

9:51AM | Sun, 17 March 2002

Beautiful Image Maggie... Lovely setting and character... Great Job...!!

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sirocco

10:17AM | Sun, 17 March 2002

Beautiful setting, lovely character! Very nice work :)

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rockets

11:13AM | Sun, 17 March 2002

This is a beautiful scene...it looks so peaceful in her little garden hideaway. Great job. :-)

eone

11:38AM | Sun, 17 March 2002

beauty at its best...i love it all

Exotica

12:09PM | Sun, 17 March 2002

Very well done. i love evrything about this image!

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TheWingedOne

1:20PM | Sun, 17 March 2002

Lovely lady. very nice pose and face - good work as expected ;o)

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Blackhearted

9:16PM | Sun, 17 March 2002

very nice work flax, i like how youve seamlessly integrated the character with the scene - something not easy to do :) you should try either changing the shadow settings for the lights, switching to spot lighting, or postworking some very small, subtle soft airbrushed shadows around the posts of the gazebo and her shoes to give it that extra little touch of realism. cheers, -gabriel