Probably my overall favorite of the positions for the whips. Very simple, yet allows for the most visibility of the elemental part. Also just nice overall positioning of the whip. It's also one of the few that isn't defying gravity.
This one seems to shorten or hide part of the elemental section of the whip. This one actually looks really poor if you have a tail equipped. Otherwise the amount of area taken up by the whip visually is very small, but it creates a line that sort of draws the eye. Could be good, so long as you're not equipping a tail.
First off I'd like to point out the insane angle the whip goes from the handle. Once again it curves around the back, but it comes out the other side, so tails wouldn't be a problem as far as blocking the elemental part. Better than the other behind-the-back one, if you ask me.
No elemental part in this one at all. This is probably the best one if you have an Indiana Jones kind of an avi. It sort of says "I don't want to whip you... but I can." This one's in front of the avi, so it can block a good portion of clothing, however.
Same as the previous... although this one does not cover the avi much, so it shows the clothing off a bit better.
With this one, it looks like the avi is in mid-attack. The whip form/direction is very nice, however, with the arm as stiff as it is, it takes away a lot of the look. If the arm were bent at the elbow a bit, I think this would look much better.
This is the Ice Belt. Very nice looking, a nice, clean shape for the 'belt' part, and the elemental part sort of curves nicely off to the side, not obstructing much, if any, clothing.
This is the Fire Necklace. This one looks more like the avi got in a fight with a tangle in the whip and is losing. It's like the whip is trying to strangle him. However, the elemental part still curves nicely off, but it will clash for space with the Fox and Coon tails.
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I want a fire whip. ):
It's so lame it's cool. cool