Sharing Is Caring - Page 05
🕑 Added 2023-07-07 17:30:58 +0000 UTCDi putting those workplace gymnastics to use!
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Comments
Larthus
oh yes a very hot angle
Ardyn
This puts it into perspective on how prominent Sebs vein is from this view. Very nice detail.
Kadath
Di trying to one-up the goth doggy XD
Kadath
It was certainly a very fun one!
Kadath
Audience: GROAN
Kadath
I didn't in this case, just went for a warm colour based on the Share and Share Alike logo. I guess I could make it green, if it'd stand out just as well.
Kadath
It was suggested to me in an earlier page that I do something to make Seb's dialogue stand out, so I went back and colour coded his bubbles ;3
Kadath
The original version (which you'll see in the rewards pack) was much more standard, and was similar to the overhead/behind her view that I did in A View to a Thrill. I thought it needed something more dynamic, and this ended up being my fav of the set so far!
CatCouch
This is the sexiest angle I have ever seen!
Dragonbloodborn45
I know in other comic such as Dirty talk the text bubbles matched the characters eye color. Not sure if that's the case for this comic tho
Facundo Daniel
Wow! “Elastic Donkey” in action 😍😜 I think this pose describes Di in all his sexual fullness. "How do you see Nightshade" she would say 😉
Foab30
Lawd, that's some framing @_@
Ded Otter Man
Of course Puz, cause "Sharing is Caring" (Ba Dum Tsh) I'm here all day folks.
SASizzle
I agree with both of those statements! I like to color code other things to help keep track of groups. Great page, Kad.
Alchemy
Best view in the house! Here are additional votes -- ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
SketchyBug
I loooove low-angle shots like this, especially with the way you shade these pieces! Also neglected to mention this, but I think Seb's voice bubble being outlined in a different color was a nice touch. With this series involving 3 characters, having rhetoric POV character's bubble colored differently allows you to worry a little less about readability cause you have that little detail to fall back on.