Pearl makes you wish you were that chair
🕑 Added 2022-06-13 22:11:13 +0000 UTCI couldn't decide on whether I wanted green or pink. Then I couldn't decide if empty white or a blue-gray fill looked better around her.
So guess what? You're getting ALL FOUR.
EDIT: Improved shadows on her leotard. I, of course, did not notice anything until I uploaded it.
EDIT 2: Added black and white leotards at the request of my friend Ash!
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Nobody who wasn't also another persnickety artist (or a close personal friend)! haha It's nice to hear it from the audience. :)
Whispered Dynamics
Hah, I had my suspicions. Has no one brought this up before? It's pretty obvious when one flips through your body (hah) of work. I saw your comment about trust on FA - I forgot that she couldn't see out of that eye. Nice detail.
Thank you SO much! :D That means a lot to hear since it's something I have really been working to improve on for a long time. Candidly I have a particular obsession with lingerie and adjacent clothing. Especially that of a design with actual presence (rather than just g-strings and thongs and such, which I consider boring). I love the wrinkles and pulls and interaction with light and curves of actual fabric surface area. So I endeavor to translate that interest into my work. By extension, I also love when the fat of the body is affected by seams and bands.
Whispered Dynamics
Awesome! Good to see Pearl again. Personal opinion: I think two of your strongest drawing skills are fabric details and sense of volume. It's hard to explain, but the details like the compressed seat cushion and the tension on the back stitches add a sense of mass and volume (no jokes please). It's not just a filled outline with some shading. Nice work.
Nathan McKinley Brewer
Woot!
I think it is my favorite too.
LONNIE! <3
Nathan McKinley Brewer
Green with the BG looks best to me.
Lucky chair indeed. She does look lovely in pink!
Jacquie Seven
My partner and I both like the pink more :3 It all looks good though, love the pose!
Sgt. Xana
I will gladly take her chairβs place