do I detect a "Asterix & Oblix" inspiration?

Yes you do. Minus the nose.

But what a nose!

I LOVE this one!

Cool!
It was fantastic!

Sheerly you must be joking

I am not, and dont call me Sheerly ...


eyah that was bad

Wow, nice to see a historic furry piece.

Very nice.

I never though of Cleopatra as this kind of vixen, but it's a great piece of work! It's always good to see a historical piece.

Wow, very impressive. More historical arts needed perhaps? X3

[laughs] I see this as:

Her: And for only $19.99, you can have me, and all this.
Him: Only? Please, tell me more...

Where's his watch.

Did you know that this Cleopatra's charm wasn't in her appearance (if surviving coins are anything to go by, she was fairly plain and nowhere close to Elizabeth Taylor-esque), but in her personality and wits? (I'm guessing you do.)

I also see you certainly did your homework with her traditional see-through attire (as a male, how could I miss it? ). Perfect for those hot days and for beguiling those idiot Romans before they accidentally burn down your Great Library.

Actually, the rumor was that Cleo arrived to greet Caesar starkers, but this was a costume piece, so a costume was called for. And I am aware of Cleo's Greek appearance. Asterix and Cleopatra, which is a bitching comic by the way, made much of her nose. But Caesar found two things sexy beyond all else: Smarts and Power. Cleo had more then her share of those...

She certainly did, along with knowing how to use them effectively.

In any case, this is, like the rest of your work, very well done. I like the floppiness of her ears. Perhaps your take on her appearance?

And she met Caesar in the buff, eh...?

Cleopatra: "Good evening, General. Please pardon my state of undress, but the heat can be most overwhelming at times."
Caesar: "...You play dirty pool, lady."
Cleopatra: "Of course. It makes it harder for the other person to see the crocs."