The Debtor's Bargin by jherrith

Poser • Fantasy • posted on Jan 30, 2005

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Poor little Cat Girl by her straying she has displeased her Master, and gave the moneylenders the chance to call in all his debts. Now she finds herself about to be sold to cover her Master's debts. Her Master on the right retorts, "This prize repays ALL my debts, and much more." Is there not one noble person in the city to rescue her from such a fate, will not one come forth to deliver her from such degragation? "How about you kind sir, won't you please...You would have my immeasurable gratitude ;-)" Poor little Cat Girl for A3 from DAZ, Michael 2 from DAZ both wearing an outfit from Monk in the free section, the gothic prison is from Awful Soul and lighting is from Traveler at RDNA once again from the Sultry set. Thanks for stopping by and looking and your comments. Take care. Poser 5 and Photoshop 7 used. Late.

Comments (8)

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Primal

1:01PM | Sun, 30 January 2005

Somebody save her from this fate of slavery..excellent image my friend,great hair and beards..

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B_PEACOCK

1:14PM | Sun, 30 January 2005

I agree with Bill .You did an awesome job Micheal .Nice to see a post from ya :)

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Elfenone

1:19PM | Sun, 30 January 2005

Michael *LOL You write well and that is one cute render and idea..only something tells me she's not the slave, but rather the males in this episode. LOL Well done.

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Litehouse901

2:20PM | Sun, 30 January 2005

Interesting. Different story than what we discussed as I recall. Still have the same initial reaction to the render -- but it is excellent in lighting and composition.

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lemur01

3:26PM | Sun, 30 January 2005

Interesting concept and good posing. It might benefit from changing the lighting to illuminate more from the front. This might also reduce the effect of the figures seeming to float above the ground by deepening the shadows around their feet. If this is part of a story I look forward to a sequel.

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