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It just seems to me that if you're going for the big buxom beauty, you can take some artistic license since they dont' seem to have the same buxom fat growth anywhere else on their person but the chest XD If you're going for HOT push the HOT X) OR. Like.... big chicks at the Ren Fair- push those babies up with that corset! etc. X) idk, hot chicks aren't my fortay so I just says it like I sees it.

I also found something else pretty interesting for serving wench garb.
"18th Century Serving Wench. If she were selling more than ale, she could remove the scarf around her neck to show her"wares" and use her apron to form a pillow."
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HAHAHA omg
Having Siin in an outfit like that would be downright hilarious. I should try that out and see how that works rofl

i like them better "saggy" because thats what big boobs DO o: the perkier breasts do look better with her human clothes though because i imagine shed have a bra underneath to support them. but on the skimpier clothes the way you draw them looks great anatomically - and very sexy ;3

When inked that can be easily fixed with photoshop exclaim
I try to keep my breasts as anitomically correct as possible with all that gravity mess lol.

For some reason when you said punching I automatically thought of fisting. Man I really need to get my mind out of the gutter rofl!


Anyway, here's a new piece I did yesterday. Watercolors and s**t. Fun stuff!
Watercolors, 1 white prisma color and turpentine, 1 60% gray prisma marker, 2 felt tip permanent markers, 1inch tall blue pencil later ~...24" x 17" I think.

I'll retake the picture later cause my camera hella ******** it up. ;_; It's way prettier in person.

OKAY I'll start by saying I really really like it, line quality, coloring, design, everything.

But if I were to say something constructive that really stuck out to me and I can hear my dad's voice in my head pointing out at great length is how flat everything feels. Sculpturally, I feel like that awesome twisting horn should have more depth to it. If this could have been achieved through deeper subshadows in the far curls, or something in the lineart, I'm not sure, but even with all it's great shapes to it, it flattens out to me as a zigzaggy sort of thing, same as the chin over the neck of the figure.

I suppose it's something just to think about in the next piece if you do something like this again, for what worth these observations are!

edit: Stared some more and concluded that I think what it is IS the lineart- you thickened the lienart around the outside, but it causes conflicts in where the twirl of the horns- running off the thicker portion to try to help the curves flow a little will help. Just remember that thicker lines=shadow, thinner= light as I'm sure you already know, I just think in this case it needed a little pushing!

Yeah, I really like how it came out and after it went through the critique in class I saw a lot of minor problems. The horn does not curl right in the first twist from what I realized. Since it's such a large piece ( I never really do big pieces like this lol) it was hard to really grasp that at the time. Then her neck (the sterno cleido mastoid?) The proportions are off anatomically as well as the facial features such as the nose. I see what you mean with the outlines. I wanted them thick so she stood out from the hair behind her. It was suggested from my teacher to add a few thicker lines into the hair so it's not so prominent. The watercolors are much richer in person. Unfortunately my camera sucks and it took a shitty picture. D:

It would have been better of me I imagine if I posted a in progress shot as I worked. Unfortunately it was a last minute project since it was due today. ^^;
The technique I used was definitely fun and I plan on using it again in the future.
As for the lips, I didn't pay much attention to her open mouth. Since if her lips where just slightly parted you'd only see a glimpse of her front teeth. Water colors are very hard to control and they kinda leaked into the mouth when painting the lips. ^^; I'm sure that can also be changed in photoshop but at this point I'm finished with this piece (besides the neck that is) and take what I've learned from this piece and put it onto the next.
I'll post up that bar wench pic real quick. xD