It was suggested by Johnny (J5) that it might be nice to see what she looked like with a smile on her face... so here you go, and a closeup to boot. I did an extremely slight adjustment on the definition of the tip of her nose as it appeared just a tad too angular to me. Full body to come... maybe several, lol. :D Nice to see a repetitve chord in the comments for her as I was aiming for a GND type of character, pretty but approachable, which I do like to create. Nice as they are, I tire of the drop-dead super model types that're so prevelant, almost intimidating in their beauty. I routinely tone down their features at times depending on dress and settings but the hardest part is trying to find more demure makeup. Not all women go into space, combat, a cave, or the shower with full cocktail lounge eyeshadow. But then again, who cares as long as they're naked, right? I always find it amusing that I usually receive far more views and faves on images I post that have a nudity tag hanging on them, many from members that have no images posted that they've created and that their faves consist largely of "adult content" tagged images. Consequently I know that the comments I do receive on an image like my prior posting of 'Joely' are from those that can appreciate a character and the work involved creating them, not just because they've a nice pair of boobs or a dandy pooper. Now don't get me wrong, this isn't a tirade against pretty girls or pinups, I've quite happily done more than my fair share of them. I found it ironic a while back that a creator here in the RMP had a very unique (albeit, plain) character rejected despite having overwhelmingly positive feedback on his preliminary images. This was a middle aged female with a wealth of character to her face that I would've loved to have seen in the MP as well as my runtime. Alas it was not to be, although his comments were not very clear as to just why she was being rejected I suspect it was due to her not having the "wow factor". Thanks to all who took time to comment on her first pic, I appreciate the kind words. Near as I could tell from it I've done ok so far but I'll reiterate that I'm looking for feedback. Sometimes you can't see the forest for the trees so if there's something you notice that bugs you, please, speak up. As in my previous post and this one, all images of her will have no postwork other than my siggy.