Sunny Day by JoeJarrah
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Description
Shams al Nahar (Literally "the Sun of the Day" in Arabic), was the beautiful concubine of Caliph Haroun el Rashid and one of the main protagonists of the love story recounted by Shahrazad between night 153 and 169 of the 1001 Nights "The Lovesickness of ‘Ali Ibn Bakkar and Shams Al-Nahar".
Another of my 1001 Nghts illustrations, this onne done for DAZaholics feature
Comments (22)
gaius
Wow ! this is superb.
paul_gormley
a delightful setting and beautiful maiden to inhabit it, nothing like being rich in any land or time :)
Paulienchen
Ein sehr schöner Render
Kordouane
Wow !! How beautiful, I would even say fabulous !!
Davidvantol
Most excellent work!
eekdog
Great outfit and she is a Ray of sunshine.
miwi
Really an extraordinary image, very beautiful, love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
PhthaloBlue
Spectacular render!
RodS
She could certainly light up those nights - all 1001 of them! Gorgeous work!
Glendaw
Magnificent model !
Her outfit, bling, stance and expression are stunning 😍.
👏👍👏
Krid
..beautiful scene and lady and excellent pose
rocdan
BEAUTIFUL SUPERB
DustRider
Beautiful! Fantastic colors and lighting.
CATMANDO
Very nice render and character....
Tracesl
excellent
mifdesign
Gorgeous character, awesome lighting and atmosphere, brilliant render. Exquisite Artwork. I love it!
hashdoc
wonderful outfit and pose!
UteBigSmile
It turned out to be breathtakingly beautiful!
jmattatall
Absolutely beautiful
jancas
Stunning
linwhite
Sunny day and she’s stuck inside awaiting the whim of her master. I always wonder, if given the choice, the harem would escape and run through the fields barefooted. That said, this is done perfectly...just perfectly.
JoeJarrah
Thanks :)
Summer in that part of the world is 100 degrees in the shade and the ground is like a hotplate , so a shady seraglio might be preferable!