The Immortal Bride by Maddelirium

Poser • Gothic • posted on Feb 14, 2011

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Description

First thing, I want to thank all you guys for the great comments on my last image. This image is the result of watching Bram Stoker's Dracula way too many times. I tagged the violence because of the blood. The texture is by me and the morph is PDesign's Anouk.The teeth are from Godin's Noir. Thanks for stopping in :) DMR Dark Rites @Daz DM Dark Shrine @Daz

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Comments (68)

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RubyT

12:42AM | Mon, 14 February 2011

Brilliant artwork!!

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anniemation Online Now!

12:42AM | Mon, 14 February 2011

Awesome!

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alan42

12:42AM | Mon, 14 February 2011

love it love it love it - another fave! Two in a row!

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blbarrett

12:48AM | Mon, 14 February 2011

You'd think she'd be happier on her special day :) lol fantastic image!

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sixstring

12:48AM | Mon, 14 February 2011

Bram Stoker's is, imho, the best Dracula movie ever made. And one of those movies I really should go out and spring $15 for one of these days. The way you handled the blood tricle stains in this is wicked! I mean everywhere. Real patience with that one. And I like the subtlety of her teeth. It would have been easy to pose her with them open and full out ready to drain someone dry... but that's been done so often. I love how reserved and sultry, yet still dark, this whole scene is. BEAUTIFUL work!!! hug - Matt

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Veronas

12:50AM | Mon, 14 February 2011

That's one damn good vampire face! In fact, the entire composition; the mist, the candlelight, the props, the curtains; is top notch. Preferring modern, I've never really been .. partial to Victorian style images, but this render makes a great argument. Excellent work! Bram Stoker's Dracula is a fantastic vampire film, though! Easily one of my most favored in the genre.

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