Excellent work ^_^

Delightful pose! Bravo!

wonderful POV and pose!!!impressive!!!excellent!!!awesome!!!

Awesome character and pose Chris!!! Wonderful tribute!!!!!

Wow!! Very sexy and seductive,that is an awesome pose! Love her expression and your lighting totally rocks. Excellent!

Oh Yeah!! She's gorgeous!! and this is a sweet dedication to a wonderful person!! :-)) hugZ!

I just love that pose .Awesome image for one awesome guy !!!

Merry Christmas! You responded to a thread I started and invited me, so here I am, voting for an older image that really captured my attention in the thumb, and then held it in the full image. I have to say, you did a great job on the facial expression -- it's not "dull", but it contains a lot of subtle hints in it that I thought were pretty cool. The pose is a good one, indeed. Very teasing, very natural. A touch of postwork on those !@!@#%!$ elbow creases, maybe, but still really good. I'm not a fan of the kind of skin texturing used, but, in this case, you really escaped the limitations I see in it -- that's very good. Although, well, if it were me lying in wait there, I'd surely have done my nails (LOL) Good hair. I really like the hair. It hepls to frame the face properly, and the colors combine well with the lighting to really focus attention on the eyes. Outstanding composition -- I really like the doubled triangle that you used to just keep pulling the viewer down. Personally, I think triangles make the most potent visual structure. Lighting wise, I have to say I think it's really well done,a s well -- my only note would be the buttocks not being as even as one might expect -- it works, but with the strong facial lighting being the focus of the piece, the eye stops for a second on the butt (not that guys will mind, of course, lol) before hitting the face, which is the images "centerpoint". In looking through your gallery, I think you have reached an overall point of high competence with the general field you are in so far -- certainly among the best out there, and I think your work in this area appears underrated. But I would like to see you begin to up the complexity of your images a bit. Slowly, so you can begin to play with the additional elements and how they interact in a scene. In your most recent render as I write this, you have introduced a few extra props, for example. I think you should continue that -- but really go for beuilding up a strong, visually interesting background, even though often much of it might not be seen. Might just be me, but I think doing so will really carry your images into a new place tat's more readily defined as "you", and sorta force you to really build up on your existing strengths (oi! That I could do a render as well!). Hugs!

Stunning! That pose and lighting work so brilliantly together and I can't think of a more deserving person for the dedication. Incredible artwork!