This is inspiring, I think I must try something like some details in your background :) !

WOW WOnderful idea and great realisation ... Congratulation !

"Congratulations",, wowww I never thought of doing it that way ,, the time frame ,, Poser 5 is much simpler lol,,,Excellent demonstration of your drawing skills though my friend,, "Hugssss" Linda :-)

truely wonderful :)

About the foreshortening of the left leg...I assume you mean the leg on our left...her right. The creative minds at Curious Labs will be happy to know that their characters in Poser have only minor imperfections. As for the parodying of Joan of Arc...there is no parody intended. She is Jeanne d'Arc...Joan of Arc...Joan Dark. The parody is her uniform. Loosely (or not so loosely) based on Catholic school girl uniforms. I'm Roman Catholic (for 50 years) and went to Catholic school for 13 years (K-12, almost a quarter of my life). In high school, each year the incoming girls would get a different uniform skirt...alternating plaid and solid colors each year(I chose solid cuz its easier to draw than plaid). This allowed the nuns to know what class they were in on sight. The skirts were always pleated and the (bad) girls would always roll them up at the waist to expose a little more leg. The nuns had a rule...no more than 2" above the knee. They would make the girls kneel in the hallway, produce a ruler and measure from the floor to the hem. Joan's thigh high stockings are an extention of the knee high bobby socks in the girl's uniforms. The opening for Joan's Naval is the result of "bad" girls leaving their blouses untucked and the bottom 3 buttons undone. The chainmaille is a carryover from her days of battling the English and mimicing the midi-top sweaters worn by the "bad" girls in high school. As for the "pose" being Christian or not, there is no groping...she's 19...and as for explicit...compared to a majority of works on this site, she's covered like a nun. Good eye about the stained glass. It's already done that way...think of it as "really big" and the blacklines (the leading in a stained glass window) are 1/2" wide.

old review: the background is very good, i say, however, foreshortening is always hard to do, such as the legs of the female... the left leg has only minor imperfections... but don't worry, it's not bad at all...i think that if you made it more stain-glass like it would be a much cooler effect... however, it's not the most christian pose in the world... assuming you were parody-ing Joan of Arc... very explicit... but i'm Catholic, so, what do I know... wonderful background again, convert it to a stain glass sort-o thing... that'd be cool... great job New review (updated): yes, is saw the stain glass texture around it, and am pretty familiar with the old-school type of catholic schooling... I'm going to a Catholic High School now (Quigley if you've heard of it) and all in all, there's no real wrong thing with this picture sexually, just some 'suggestive' stuff... by no means tasteless though, it's done better than most shots now-a-days... and perfections are meant to be seen by perfectionists as it may (who will never be perfect) glad to see you have more background than originally intended... i hope to see newer things from you, it's worth reviewing...

you become better and better :) Good side: idea pose anatomy (not perfect, but better) Bad side: wing's part. The wings are beauty, but have bad place *breast: I didn't see too much woman's breast, but not look like this :) sorry.