What Makes a Woman: Mystery

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“I'm not going to wear a red dress," she said.
"It would look stunning, My Lady," she called.
She spoke to the bubbles gathered on the surface of the water. "If there's anyone I wish to stun at dinner, I'll hit him in the face.” ― Kristin Cashore, Graceling

A lady in red represents mystery. You want to know about her because she is like nothing you have never met and is a sobering reminder of how precious and beautiful life can be for some one who thinks outside the box. The cold blue represents the wall this woman puts up between herself in the world to keep her secrets hidden. The necklace was a ^&*^%&* to draw!

Others in this series can be found:

Moonblog # 27 - What Makes a WomanHello Watchers!
I'm happy to announce that I am uploading at least 10 images today. I've decided to do something a little different and begin creating "Collections" of images. I did one such collection a while back that featured Artists and showed images of hot peppers and that went over relatively well. This collection is something a bit different and I wanted to explain it a little better before releasing the images. 
The Collection is called: What Makes a Woman
It features 10 images all containing the anatomy of a woman. Some of them are mature in nature but nothing too lewd. You will never see the woman's whole face because I felt it would add to the mystery and intrigue of each subject model. They all have a title and a small description depicting my vision for each picture. Some of them are very realistically drawn and others are very abstract. I tried to include a different art style to please each kind of viewer that I seem to have. I also had a lot of fun drawing these la

Genre of Artwork: Digital Painting
Informative Links: www.wikihow.com/Be-a-Mysteriou…
Artwork Created by: UkuleleMoon
Can this artwork be used, modified or transferred in some way?:
Available?: No.

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Original Vector Artist: None.
Additional Vectors or Resource Artist(s): None.
Background Image Artist: None.
Stock Image Photographer: None.

If this is a ‘Digital Painting’ References Used: Creative Commons Image Libraries for poses and ideas. Generally a non-attributed image that is ‘Free to use’ but must be altered in some way. All of my images, unless otherwise stated in the description are illustrations with no graphic manipulation involved. If anything has been used in error, let me know via a note and I will promptly fix the issue.

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I do use a variety of brushes, filters, fonts, plug-ins and effects to create my artwork as well and may or may not choose to list that technique in the above description.  If you like my signature font, it’s called j.d. and available via Google Searches.