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At first i though about naming this picture "Jane Sinclair and the Tome of Shadow". Like one of those "Thrilling Detective" pulp fiction or EC comics dating back from the old days. But alas DA denied me such a long title and i had to find a shorter one.Some of those stories start like this: a mysterious stranger in the library, seeking for the ultimate secret, hidden away between long forgotten pages. But he is not the only one hunting for it and now fate has also pulled the innocent into this story.
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Love babes in d-e-e-p-l-y unbuttoned business suits~
easy to SLIDE your hand inside!
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The unbuttoning has to wait for now, at least until she is secured tight down in the dungeon.
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Dipping and popping her pumps pressed her into endless peril adventures...shame on your hose clad feet, Palin.
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Libraries are just super places for young sleuths to poke around.
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Sure and almost everything they found there hidden away has a great potential to bring them into troubles
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I hope you have some time to look in my gallery as I have been exploring some similar ideas to yours, although perhaps in a different way and not always with your sense of dynamism.
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My absolute favourite of your gallery is Amanda Jones. She looks cute and vulnerable, but also has an aura of strength and determination to her, to keep her struggling and fighting even in the most desperate situations. More adventures of her, especially like that one in the cellar would be greatly appreciated.
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Cute, vulnerable, strength, determination is a perfect description and so exactly what I wanted to create. Β I am delighted that someone of your tastes can see these qualities. Β I am probably wrapping up with Young Amanda and considering a normal Amanda adventure again soon, yes. Β I have a story to post as well, if you were interested in the written stories? Β They are in the literature folder, in case you didn't see them.
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Give me time to see through all this stuff
Just browsed through "First" sleuth" but it seems that every path leads to doom in Amandas investigation tries. Packed up in wooden box and outbound on an ocean tramp seems quite hell of a fate for Amanda.
The Young Amanda stories and pictures are quite nice and you can see where Amanda got he behavour and mindset from. The normal Amanda adventures look more dark and dangerous to me and her situation sometimes becomes quite perilous. Although her rash actions gets her into hot water it would be nice to see how she squirms free again and vanquish her captors.
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Take your time. Β Hope you enjoy what you find.
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That's pretty much the right look to have on her face.Β Superbly done.Β
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You are quite welcome.
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Excellent capture of atmosphere in her expression and the general setting.
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Is Ms. Sinclair talented in the sleuthing department?Β She seems much too proper for being a hard-boiled detective in the best noir tradition, but I could be wrong about that.
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Maybe she's wondering how a respectable-looking gentlemen goes in the blink of an eye to becoming a bio-hazard on a library floor.Β
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The answer somehow must lie in that book.....
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SheΒ΄s just an ordinary secretary, being at the wrong place at the wrong time ... but maybe she has some knowledge about the book, who knows.
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this picture tells a story! it's fascinating!
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Wow, aren't you a clever artist! Fantastic...all of your work and stories are fantastic. Highly and brilliantly creative. My favorite theme about all of your art are the expressions. Phenomenal!
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Thank you, its a lot of work to get these right in poser. As for the lips bulging correctly over the ball gag, that cant be done in poser, its added during postwork.
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I understand...believe me. I do a lot of postwork in Photoshop myself. But don't give away your secrets!
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Thats not much of a secret. And i like to see the best quality in every other picture so i give advice freely in hope of to see good artwork.
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I love your attention to detail on the nature of her wardrobe. It is what I might term "prudishly sexy".
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I wanted her to look like one those sexy librarians, so well depicted in the golden age of pulp fiction. I am glad that you agree about her sex apeal.
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You know, now I'm hot over wondering what she has on under all that career babe attire? Maybe even a half slip split up the side? Isn't it interesting how prudishness in itself can be sexy? The fact that she isn't trying to be sexy is how she dresses, actually makes her sexually appealing?
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I didnt have detailed her persona so far. But if you think of her as a carreer babe, then she could be some sort of private secretary to a wealthy businessman (which now lies dead on the floor).
In this case she would wear something more formal, yet with a touch of hidden luxury. Maybe a plain satin stretch top with thin shoulderstraps and underneath a strapless bra. She is living for her career and want to impress by her mind, not by her bodily features, so she wouldnt allow herself too much of sexy outfit. Maybe a garter panty or a garter skirt and thongs underneath her skirt.
All this together this creates a tenseness in her that adds to her sexuality so well.
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its not the first one here, although her first one to behold
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I love your images. They each tell a story without having to show everything. A technique that I try to use as well.
I think this image is a bit more dramatic because of the perspective and the expression on the woman's face. Is the point of view from the murderer's eyes as they are rising from the floor? It creates a tension that elevates the work from just capturing an image of the scene, to a level of cinema and depiction of the event(s) to convey the most powerful emotions.
Well done!!
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Thank you
I think the murder has gone away. either he didnt exactly find what he want or was chased away by the unsuspected intruder. I think the viewpoint is more to draw a connection between the interresting parts of the scene, showing the unexpected finding in a normally totally quite place, but also focusing on an important object which should play a role in the future storyline.
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With the book wide open...could that be a clue!! 
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I dont know if that is the interesting clue page. I chose it more to underscore the arcane and mysterious nature of the scene.
Althoug we should see more of whats all about that in the future.
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Great once again! It's easy to imagine this in a pulp book cover with some green or yellow bloody creepy characters in the title
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Thank you
Now we need only an author who is capable of writing the story
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