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I always like to include at least one "grab" in the comic (for obvious reasons) and that sort of image can be the most difficult to make because the character is quite often partly obscured in the source material. In the NGC videos there are all kinds of instances of "bear hugs" and other kinds of lifts in which the heroine has her arms or legs flailing about, but in every case there is someone else there doing the lifting and their arms or shoulders are usually in the way. So when you see a picture like this one it's a composite from two or more different scenes of that type. For this one the sash provides a convenient divider, overlaying the seams from the two halves, and the top and bottom are from two separate "lift" scenes. I thought I did a decent job with this particular collage but the opportunity to use it in the comic never came up. (The background is from "People Can't Shrink")

Description
I always like to include at least one "grab" in the comic (for obvious reasons) and that sort of image can be the most difficult to make because the character is quite often partly obscured in the source material. In the NGC videos there are all kinds of instances of "bear hugs" and other kinds of lifts in which the heroine has her arms or legs flailing about, but in every case there is someone else there doing the lifting and their arms or shoulders are usually in the way. So when you see a picture like this one it's a composite from two or more different scenes of that type. For this one the sash provides a convenient divider, overlaying the seams from the two halves, and the top and bottom are from two separate "lift" scenes. I thought I did a decent job with this particular collage but the opportunity to use it in the comic never came up. (The background is from "People Can't Shrink")