I WISH IT WOULD RAIN FOR NANCY by STEVIEUKWONDER
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This is a tribute to Nancy aka Sophia Deer, who I know has links with the American Indian community.
I am just imagining, in years gone by, how it must have been for them, when water was not so plentiful and they would put their trust in their medicine man, to bring on the rain.
The texture, is a combination, of Miss April's face and Shalea's fantastic skin tone.
The indian outfit, is a gift from a good friend of mine. Thank you so much, but I won't embarrass them.
Thank you all for looking and an even bigger thank you, for walking that extra mile and leaving a comment. I know it takes up your valuable time.
Thanking you, in anticipation,
Steve :o)
Comments (38)
romanceworks
Very striking portrait and wonderful dedication to Nancy. Great expression and colors. :o) CC
antje
She's beautiful! :o)
cliff-dweller
She is really gorgeous, with beautiful eyes. Wonderful details in her outfit. Excellent lighting, too. Very well done!!
ann0314
AMAZING JOB STEVE!!!!! Very incredible work for a very sweet lady :O) EXCELLENT JOB!!!! :O)
LotusX
very nice focus, lovely!
Vampir3Princess
Ultra great portrait!! I love the texture... looks so real!! Fantastic dedication to a fantastic person! :-)
Blush
Very impressive to Sophia Deer I love this and the colors are beautiful Vote n hugs Susan~
lookoo
Wow, really many comments ;) Lemme add one more: I think that some objects are a tad too close for comfort to the viewer. At least as far as the headband, the feather, the choker and the dress are concerned. Basically the entire outfit. From this distance you see the pixelation and the stretching of the texture parts. As nice as these textures may be, they can't really sustain such a closeup. Once you are this close, you can even see the non-0% transparency fallow on the feather. I think reducing the size of the pic would help.