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First duo-pose is finished to my liking. Will be back on it next monday.
We will be at our caravan due to the fact all the trees of the forest decided to drop their leaves in our little garden last fall and we will have to clean it up LOL
The second pose is a bit more troublesome because of the positioning of the hands so that's why I will leave it be for a day or two.
Hugz
We will be at our caravan due to the fact all the trees of the forest decided to drop their leaves in our little garden last fall and we will have to clean it up LOL
The second pose is a bit more troublesome because of the positioning of the hands so that's why I will leave it be for a day or two.
Hugz
lovely!
Awesome Pommie!! Love the puppy poses!!
More likely Diva will be able to ride the dog. I hope you have poses for that!
eclark1894
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Wha-!!! the leashes are only for Studio??? Well, crap!! Excuse me, I have something I need to change.
I believe that they are. I think....
Working on the duo-poses for Father&Child vol. 2
I remember I started these Duo-Poses way back when for Michael 4 & Kids4 and they are inspired by my own relationship with my father - who passed away many moons ago. One of my favorite memories is him being the first man in my life who "taught" me to dance.
It became an important pose for me to create and now I'm converting it to Dusk & Diva.
The feedback I have received from people so far has been one of recognition, both from the fathers as the daughters. So I think this is a universal thing, dancing on your father's feet.....
I remember I started these Duo-Poses way back when for Michael 4 & Kids4 and they are inspired by my own relationship with my father - who passed away many moons ago. One of my favorite memories is him being the first man in my life who "taught" me to dance.
It became an important pose for me to create and now I'm converting it to Dusk & Diva.
The feedback I have received from people so far has been one of recognition, both from the fathers as the daughters. So I think this is a universal thing, dancing on your father's feet.....
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eclark1894
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I was watching TV this morning and I saw a computer image from our local hospital that reminded me of this so much I was wondering if it was your image they used in the commercial.