aah, back to the old style (in a way). Ive always loved those patterns.

The pattern is really cool in the background, but I think it's a bit overkill to be going over her flesh, too. I looove the top part, though.

like it a lot...i could imagine a story from this...

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So glad you're submitting again...

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I love this peice. I like the texture and the colors!

OK, outside the cabin window we can see THE SEA. It's obviously midnight and all is calm.
Although we' re in the '70s the cabin walls are decorated with a nice '50s tapestry - proof that psychedelia existed even before itself.
The cabin interior is indeed avant-garde, consisting of a boomerang-shaped road traffic striped pole, to hang clothes upon.
The girl has somehow "posed" against that very piece of decoration to reach up at a light bulb that needed changing.
She got a mild electric shock that made her temporarily invisible...
And hence a TV series could begin on The Invisible Girl, having this incident as the pilot episode (on how she became invisible)

I am so happy you submitted new work man!!

Been a while since you have posted something!!! I LOVE IT!!!

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It's awesome to see work from you again... this is awesome.
I love how the background pattern blends into everything.
Beautiful work