Seeing Red by vyktohria
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Submitting some hair recolors tonight of nikisatez's amazing Goddess Hair and was working on some promo images . . . this inspired me. A special thanks to Sveva for the wonderful Curiosities backgrounds that I got in my grab bag (and her permission to allow me to do a "petite pax" of my own!), and an extra special thanks to nikisatez for her wonderful products, including the amazing new "The Skin Collection - Lights for Poser" which I'm using here . . . makes postwork virtually unnecessary! Love ya, Lisa! Keep 'em comin'...
Comments (19)
momof4rugrats
VERY BEAUTIFUL!!!! 5+
Artus1971
very sensitive i like it.
nikisatez
Love it V! You really know how to make my day. Love Ya Heaps and keep up the good work. 10 Stars!
Tracesl
excelelnt portrait
Seaview123
Great looking portrait!
RodolfoCiminelli
A beautiful and expressive face, excellent portrait......!!!!!!
Sveva
Awe this is beautiful so glad you were happy with your grab bag!! Thank you!
Rhanagaz
She's really beautiful! Wonderful portrait! ;o)
bimm3d
she is not beautiful!! she is gorgeous!! fantastic render!! :)
2121
stunning. wow
mgtcs
Very beautiful portrait my friend, amazing render!
Bossie_Boots
Superb portrait !!
alessimarco
Wow....gorgeous portrait! Love that red hair!!!
Jollyself
sharp portrait..I like that she is looking off camera
nefertiabet
She is so very nice, great portrait, bravo!!!
J5ive
Beautiful Portrait!!
violet
Stunning portrait !
ColonelKernel
Great expression and skin. Be careful with her hair though. It looks too thin. May actually be a fault of the angle you chose or the extremeness of the close up.
vyktohria
LOL! ColonelKernel, I think it's the fault of removing the white matting in PS . . . :) Thanks for the tip!