I finally got my wall up and created a couple of other accessories.  Now I have to use my grunge brushes to weather some of the textures to make it look less clean and then I will be finished.

              

She is very beautiful   !

Really nice seeing her come along.

She looks set to kick some ass.

Hey, thanks for the compliments.  The grunge technique is proving more challenging than I thought.  I think where I'm running into problems is that I have an old laptop computer with crappy LCD screen.  When I made the image a little darker, I was leaning close to the screen and moving my head up and down to try to see what I was doing.  I'm literally working blind.  Since I can't afford to get a CRT screen right now, I wonder if a monitor calibration  utility might help?

If your having to lean so close to see what your doing then give some calibration software a go. Or at least play with the contrast / brightness on the LCD display so you can see your work (unless this is what you meant by "crappy LCD").

Poser lighting does not help much to see what you end up with either.

I am quite fortunate in that on my desktop the Nvidia card (one of the old ancient and basic Quadro4 type), has controls so I can manually adjust colour settings. Not being at my laptop (and being short of memory), I can't remember what the built in ATI card has for adjustments (I have a hacked driver that lets me play with certain settings). My eyes are different to everyone elses so I adjust for me (I know my renders come out funny).

I ran monitor calibration wizard so at least I know my monitor is set right now.  I also didn't make the image quite as dark.  The grunge makes everything harder to see.  Plus, I'm having trouble with my contact lenses today.  Anyway, I uploaded the image to the gallery.