Demure Flirt by Dragontales

Poser • Pin-ups • posted on Feb 20, 2008

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Description

The third pinup I've done using this blond beauty. I really love how she renders. Not sure what the background elements say. I tried to look them up, but didn't find a translation. I'm pretty sure it's german though. I was just going for a sort of grunge background. Hopefully they don't say something too bad. :) Thanks as always to those that favorite my work, leave comments and favorite me as an artist. I would like to thank everyone, but most times I just don't have the time. Nevertheless, I still appreciate it immensely. :) Hope you enjoy!! Thanks for Viewing! Dragontales

Comments (32)

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thefixer

10:33AM | Wed, 20 February 2008

N-I-C-E!!

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DarkStormCrow

10:34AM | Wed, 20 February 2008

Excellent cute and sexy great work...

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krouser

11:09AM | Wed, 20 February 2008

she is a REAL beauty for sure! and yes friend that is german :D A+5

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flaviok

11:11AM | Wed, 20 February 2008

Excelente realização, magnifica, aplausos (5)

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722

11:40AM | Wed, 20 February 2008

wow love the pose and the clothes

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chrislaarman

11:51AM | Wed, 20 February 2008

Yes, it is a nice pin-up, but I would expect her to stand on something, and I can't even see a glass floor. No krouser, the texts in the background are Dutch (my native language). Top left looks like an advertisement from a newspaper, judging from "onder nummer" ("under number") and "dit blad" ("this publication"). Bottom right might be a lying gravestone from the days that people were buried inside a church. "Huisknecht" ("servant", would be "Hausknecht" in German) would be the family name. "Kerken" means "churches", probably referring to congregations rather than buildings. If you could send a better readable bitmap to v.c.laarman at gmail.com, I could try to find out more.

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