Percival & Johanne (2) by Saby55

DAZ|Studio • Fantasy • posted on Jun 26, 2019

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mauk

12:47AM | Thu, 27 June 2019

Excellent!!!!!

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Tracesl

1:06AM | Thu, 27 June 2019

excellent

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anitalee

1:36AM | Thu, 27 June 2019

Fantastic

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starship64

1:41AM | Thu, 27 June 2019

Fantastic work!

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katyee

5:19AM | Thu, 27 June 2019

I like them both, but I think this one wins. It has a more magical feel. Great work.

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beachsidelegs

7:18AM | Thu, 27 June 2019

Beautiful image :)

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Deva3D

9:13AM | Thu, 27 June 2019

Great work!

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eekdog

9:26AM | Thu, 27 June 2019

Stellar work and great use of lights, props and characters.

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mmitchell_houston

9:53AM | Thu, 27 June 2019

VERRRRY nice. Lots of personality and BRAVO for setting them up so they actually look like they are touching each other. I'm guessing that her hand is just a little bit inside his armor, and it's perfect! I'm not seeing the "floating hands effect" that I see so often in other couples poses.

Small details are great: the chain on his hip, that sexy strip of skin beneath the lace. Expressions are good, too. He's a bad-ass and he shows it and her look of appreciation knows it! If I were to offer any critique, it would be two tiny things: I think it would be sexier if her head were turned just a little bit toward him so that her gaze was falling on his face (at least partly). And I almost missed the gun in his hand: We need just a tiny band of light/reflection across the top to help us differentiate it from her body. Minor points, indeed. Also, I want to close by complementing you on their placement within the scene. Those two patches of lighter green really make the figures pop in just the right way. This is a very classic touch favored by master painters, and you nailed it. Great job and thanks for sharing!

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