The Light Within by aprilgem
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What moves us comes from within.
Comments (8)
Tammy
This is really terrific and a great concept.
Dmentia
I'm thinking maybe if you lightened her eyebrows just a tad to match her hair this would be perfect! as is its absolutelly gorgeous, and beautiful fold work! welcome to the poser gallery :)
RodolfoCiminelli
Interesting idea, gives the impression of being a painting, I like it.
dimension7
this is excellent work april. i agree with dementia, the eyebrows and eyes leave something to be desired.
Jan-Michael
Very nice brush work... Excellent image....
Syyd
You are so gifted.....a painting indeed, with just the right amount of burn out, light and shadow play, and the brush work on clothes is fantastic.....nice to see your stuff as always
Teyon
I fail to understand how sooooo many people could leave comments on this and NOT give it a rating! It's almost perfect and better than most of the stuff I've seen at the gallery!
racin-jason
I agree with the comment of Teyon about viewing and not leaving not only a rating, but the top rating as well. On the other hand, I disagree vehemently with Dmentia and dimension7. Coloring of the ladies eyebrows is a personal preference, and there are millions of women with dark hair, who for whatever reason, have dyed or colored the hair on their heads which leaves the eyebrows their original color. It bothers me greatly when other artists allow their comments to be controlled by the concepts they might use in their depiction of the same subject. Improving the image as the notation suggests, has to do with the basic fundamentals of using the programs, not people's personal preferences. I write all these thoughts way back here April, because they're mostly for your benefit and not likely to be seen by too many others. Never allow the comments of others to sway how you choose to portray your subjects. If their critique involves technical observations, and there is a recognizable flaw that you also see once it's been pointed out - fine! but don't pay too much heed to most comments about how other's would handle the subject. Considering you at this point back here were new to Poser - your render is worthy of 10 and nothing but praise and encouragement.