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Published: 2015-03-24 12:01:10 +0000 UTC; Views: 3191; Favourites: 29; Downloads: 124
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It's been a while since I posted one of these, so I've got a bit of a backlog to work through. Most of these are personal works, but there are a couple sketch commissions in there.1. Bus Girl. This was really just a warmup sketch but I ended up liking her hairstyle. Could probably rework her design into something usable.
2. Armor Cleric. So I was trying to come up with some cute healer girl wearing way more armor than should be possible. This was the result. I'm pretty happy with the final outcome!
3. Lookin' Up. Another warmup sketch and a bit of an attempt at a top down view.
4. Mermaid. yet another warmup sketch.
5. Samus. A warmup/fanart of one of my favorite videogame characters of all time. If you ignore Other M that is.
6. Dragon Girl. Now this was a real fun one. You know Vi from League of Legends? Well I ADORE her design. Dragon Girl here was inspired by those giant gauntlets. Now these are arguably far smaller, but she'd got wings and horns and a tail and stuff... Did I tell you guys I love monstergirls?
7. Genie of the Party Lamp. Another rough sketch that I decided to push pretty far. I had in mind the idea of a big buff blue genie, but as a woman. This was the result. I wonder what's going on inside that lamp. Are those kiss marks on her chest? (I'm told female genies generally come from bottles and not lamps. I don't think it's a big issue though
)8. Steve. A really fun "do what you want" sketch commission from Lifeforcer . It started as a thing, then turned into another, and then another, and then we wound up with Steve, then renamed to Lilac, then renamed to Steve. So uhh, meet Steve! This was a very fun sketch experimenting with boob squishyness. (final version here: )
9. Catgirl. Just another rough warmup. I kinda like it though. Maybe I should refine it sometime?
10. Shy Girl. Someone must have walked in on her. I'm getting Deja Vu, didn't I do something like this before? ... (yes I did, "Get Out!" in my gallery!)
11. Milkia. This was a commission for J-T-D of his unusually over-endowed dragon girl Milkia. I rarely draw breasts this ridiculously huge, but I quite enjoy experimenting with them. (final version here: )
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Comments: 17
I can't post all of them! I'd go mad!
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humph. Fine, at least post the best ones! ^^
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When looking at number one, the handwriting was just vague enough that I read "Bug Girl" and was like "o_O She doesn't look very buggy..."
Pretty cool stuff. Do you do all your sketches digitally these days? (These all look digital to me, but I guess could be pencil with some intense filtering...)
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Aye, all digital. I don't do much traditional anymore.
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Well you're in good company. Lots of awesome artists are mostly or totally digital these days.
I think I'm still stuck on paper because my wacom tablet kinda fell apart and it never seemed to work quite right in linux to begin with. Lots of exciting new options these days, though, what with touch screens becoming a standard interface. I've considered getting something iPad-like with good stylus support to draw on, but they tend to be pretty expensive. Kind of a hard investment to make when I'm not even sure if I would like it better than the ol' clipboard-with-paper I'm used to.
Anyway, I'm just kinda rambling. Keep up the good work; you're one of the few artists I still follow on DeviantArt, and it's been super cool to see you improve over the last year or so.
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The ipad is a pretty big gamble. The Surface pro or Cintiq Companion would be better bets. I'd just recommend waiting for windows 10 though. XD
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Yeah. When I say "ipad-like" I'm including things like Galaxy Note, Windows Surface, and Cintiq Companion as well. I just have no idea if any of them would actually help me very much and prices tend to start at US$600, up to thousands of dollars for some of them. Right now with my income it's a struggle for me to afford anything more than a couple hundred, so they're all kinda out of the question at the moment. I'm thinking about getting a new wacom tablet of the traditional style since that's within my price range. My old Intuos3 still sort of works but... it's seen better days >.>
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to be honest, I'd hold off on a new old style wacom. It's not an upgrade, or even a step up. I'd recommend just saving up for either a screen tablet or a surface pro (I had a cintiq companion for a short while and didn't like it much). But that's just my opinion.~
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Fair enough. Your opinion is more valuable to me than most since I actually understand some of your art style and process.
The thing I might really need to research is Linux compatibility for certain stuff, because I'm really not interested in either windows or Photoshop and lots of products focus on one of the two.
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I'm not sure if there's any reliable linux build for tablets. I'd surrender to windows if producing art is your main objective, what with most of the good art software not running on linux and tablet drivers being most optimized for windows. But that's really just my opinion.
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Well I use GIMP and that works pretty much anywhere. Also, Wacom does work with Linux developers to help them keep drivers up to date. So it's not all bad, just not quite as nice 
I think you're right overall, and I'd give the same advice to most artists. For me, though, I've already been doing all my art in Linux for so long that switching over wouldn't make much sense. I'd be horribly unproductive for quite a while if you told me I had to use Windows or Photoshop all of a sudden
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I hopped over from PC to mac and was doing art again within a day (Granted still with photoshop). I don't think that's really what's holding you back
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Well last time I tried to do anything useful in Windows it was pretty awful. So I guess that's pretty much my evidence. The difference between Windows and Mac OS is much less than the difference between Windows and a custom linux installation.
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I can definitely agree there, Linux is a strange beast. Also I went from photoshop PC to Photoshop mac and the only difference was a single hotkey. XD
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