hah there is a lot of oomph
the pose is really nice :3

Man, that Schirm is one helluva artist.

Oh, wait, no.

Very nice indeed.

Lovely. Very nice technique too. It could lend itself to making clothing like a wetsuit or vinyl catsuit relatively easy I would think. I did notice though that the near photo realistic leather rendering sort of clashes with the simply drawn bunneh babe. Perhaps a little airbrush shading might help her match the outfit. It's nice either way though.

It was a matter of how much time I thought was worth investing in the piece. It needed more than just the line work, and the airbrusing of the leather makes it a visually interesting job of it without question. But more than that would almost demand putting in a full work order, but 3D shading all around and at least some sort of fill background. I felt it was 200% more work with maybe 50% more pay off. Better to move on to the next scan...

cute bunny :)

Excellent art, Taral. Very hot and sexy bunny girl. Nice work with the airbrush. Love her expression.

Shiny black bunnies? =};-3

Leather bhunnahs is skeeery...!!! O.O

Ooooo.... Very nice~

Massive oomph...

Love those boots. I have a pair much like them.

I should ask to borrow them sometime. I always wondered what they'd be like to wear.

Lovely pic! ^-^

this is why the word Bunny rymes with Honey

very nice work

Love it ^^

I <3 bunny

Bunny gal in high heels and thigh highs! WIN!

Holy Christ! This is like the sexiest outfit I've ever seen invented here on this website. Like, EVER. I'm a HUGE fan of arm wear, and these leather ones that go up to the hands are sweet. The boots is what really makes this thing so Goddamn awesome. The open-toe cut does it for me in the most epic of ways, especially on a thigh high with stiletto heels! With your permission, I'd like bum those boots for a future drawing.
I think my girlfriend would totally dig this picture.

"Burn those boots"? You have me at a loss. What does it mean? Use the idea?



Sure, why not?

"BUM" those boots, kinda like bumming a smoke, but with cartoon boots instead.

Oh yeah... when I squint at the teeny tiny type I see it *was* "bum". By all means, but if there's a big deal in the offing with a major fashion label, count me in!

Love the buns! And love the leather highlights. The almost sketch-like line art of the character with the almost photo quality of the leather might normally seem to clash, but works beautifully here, especially in the b&w format. It gives a very interesting and fairly unique quality to it, which I rather like.