Please take a second to zoom, this may not look like it but it took a great deal of work to produce it. Thanks!

she looks soooooooooooo damn good in full view.. yes sir she does !!!

Cool!

Wonderful lady. She is maybe a superwoman?

Like the texture on her suit and nice Lady ((5++))

Crisp, clean and uncluttered. Marvelous! I'm usually so behind in comments that I can't get too wordy or I'd never catch up. When you see one of my short comments, just flesh it out in whatever way you want.

Excellent work Seth, a zoomer for sure.

Most of what I comment can can be translated to "I like this"! Who would be so rude as to withhold saying something like that? Super Image Seth!

after going on 11 years, I learned to take with the flow. since I retired I have less time than when I was working. back in the early days I was getting 75 to 100 plus comments and there was no way that I could keep up with them on a slow connection. very unique pinup and superb pose

I like the hair. I like the whole work (ZOOM) but that color is unique. Well done, Sir.

I noticed after zooming in that you suggested we do just that. Sometimes that enlargement does not make much of a difference - in fact in many of my own posts I gasp after looking at the enlargement because it revealed flaws I had not noticed - and sometimes, like with this image, it matter a whole lot. To be frank, I thought the smaller version was not up to your normal standards, but the larger version told me I was wrong. I have mixed feeling about the comment section. There is a level of banality to it; but I see that being trumped by its value on a social as well as artistic level. I rarely receive (or make for that matter) comments that guide me in my own work, but I have developed camaraderie with several artist thru RR's on-line comment facility, and from those connections I have come to appreciate the work of my fellow artists, and i have learned a great deal from them in this way. I'm glad you got up on your soapbox for this issue. It made me stop and review my own thoughts about it.

Wonderful render and yes i too think comments hold value. i like the critical and I non critical alike. it is just good to talk with others and without comments things get rather sterile. Grand work my friend.

Commenting is an individual thing. I personally enjoy giving and receiving comments on and from my favorite artists and friends. I realize that some people are tired, in a hurry or it's difficult when English is their second language. I don't think commenting is wrong, unless done for the wrong reason.....I comment on about six people who never comment on mine or anyone else's art, but I totally support their AWESOME work in any way I can. I also somewhat agree with several people who have cut off their comments, however, Kalypso and Goldie to name a few, in that some have the same one-word comment consistently, and reading those over and over is like "Groundhog's Day". I would defend their right to cut off comments if that bothers them, since they can then concentrate solely on ART. It is disconcerting, also, when you take the time to write a back story relating to the artwork and very, very few take time to even read it. ART should be the emphasis and main reason why we're here in the first place. Now......that said.....I can tell you put a lot of work into this, the ZOOM makes that especially apparent. It turned out great and the reflective floor makes it doubly nice.

keep pinning my friend, you do most pleasing ones, Seth. i often say a few words, mainly cause of time allowed by my roomate cause of this dial up thing. plus need the phone open incase a employer wants to interview me. i try my best when i do have more time. some artists enjoy just a one or two word comment. i appreciate any thoughts about my art. one or more. great zoomed.

Agreed... I wasn't really saying I'm against folks who don't want to comment. We all have our reasons for things we choose to do. I guess I was being a bit defensive. I don't comment just to get reciprocal comments back. I do enjoy those I receive, but the art charts aren't the most important thing in my posting here. It's the sense of community I feel with you guys. And, that is all any of this is worth at any rate.

Excellent pin up and pose!!!

A lovely pin up! I love her hair very much, and the color is fantastic. And she has some lovely yet thoroughly piercing eyes. And love her outfit, very sci fi. The pic looks amazing in full zoom!! OXOXOXOXOXO Jane

Super work as always man. My thoughts on commenting are do it don't do it it's up to the individual but don't make excuses or whine about it whichever your choice is. I comment because I want to sometimes I don't, there's not any big philosophical reason for either, usually more a matter of time than anything. Peace Bro

Great face and especially the hairdo Seth.

fabulous image and as you say a must zoom. I like comments since comments are one of the reasons I'm here instead in other sites.

Gorgeous character my friend, very well posed! Congratulations!

She's realy fantastic... Great posture ... Outstandingly done !

Super! Duper! That yellow BG is something that I never would have tried but it does an excellent job of focusing attention on the model. Then you get to the bottom and the reflection adds a little bit of eye candy.

Lovely pin up!!!!!!!!!

wow, she's beautiful and I love the textures on her outfit. that pose is super well-done! good job!

excellent

oh i love this suit :) i have it too, but only used it once atm. Nice work :)

I comment on the images and the artist who created them. if you create the right scene, I feel I've been invited to create a mini-story. I think I've done that to one or two of your images in the past. There are some artists that I've commented on their work, and they in turn sometimes comment on mine - it is a give and take scene for all of us.

nice pin up Seth :) I find cooments handy to know where to improve my techniques and I figure others would like that feedback too

cool