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Oh hey, I made something that wasn't completely intended to be viewed in a sexualized manner. Look at that.
Anyways, a little emolga about to bust. Random inflation is fun, isn't it?
I don't really intend to make random pokémon inflations a common thing, as I'm just doing this and the other Cresselia drawings for practice, and it's helpful to use a simpler character design rather than spending two or three days on a full anthro character. Somebody requested that I draw an emolga, and given that I was going to draw something else anyways, I figured I might as well.
That having been said, I think this worked out well. I definitely got the size down a bit better this time around, and the little stretch mark underneath the emolga's wing is a decent touch. I also had a chance to include the whole face (well, the mouth got a bit cut off, but most of it), unlike I did with Cresselia, although I'm not sure if it's better with or without the mouth - the inclusion or absence of the mouth makes for a very different expression, and I'm not sure if either one is better. You can see the drawing without the mouth here.
The issue now is being able to translate this to something more anthropomorphic in a less PG context. As usual, any input on how I could improve my inflation is appreciated, but I'm actually satisfied with making something look like its reached its limits this time around. We'll have to see how it goes with my next work when I finally resume my usual subject matter.
Everything below is the original description.
Oh hey, I made something that wasn't completely intended to be viewed in a sexualized manner. Look at that.
Anyways, a little emolga about to bust. Random inflation is fun, isn't it?
I don't really intend to make random pokémon inflations a common thing, as I'm just doing this and the other Cresselia drawings for practice, and it's helpful to use a simpler character design rather than spending two or three days on a full anthro character. Somebody requested that I draw an emolga, and given that I was going to draw something else anyways, I figured I might as well.
That having been said, I think this worked out well. I definitely got the size down a bit better this time around, and the little stretch mark underneath the emolga's wing is a decent touch. I also had a chance to include the whole face (well, the mouth got a bit cut off, but most of it), unlike I did with Cresselia, although I'm not sure if it's better with or without the mouth - the inclusion or absence of the mouth makes for a very different expression, and I'm not sure if either one is better. You can see the drawing without the mouth here.
The issue now is being able to translate this to something more anthropomorphic in a less PG context. As usual, any input on how I could improve my inflation is appreciated, but I'm actually satisfied with making something look like its reached its limits this time around. We'll have to see how it goes with my next work when I finally resume my usual subject matter.
Category Artwork (Digital) / Inflation
Species Pokemon
Size 380 x 416px
File Size 8.6 kB
I pondered doing that here, but being too sadistic with a smaller pokémon such as emolga reminds me of certain art that I've come across, which is a tad uncomfortable. I tried to go for that in my one air inflation drawing (Trapped and Taut), but it didn't really work out with the rest of the expression, so it looked out of place.
I'll keep it in mind for later use, though. It'll probably be something I save for the instant before popping, so it might not be seen too often, but it's a nice thing to have indeed. Whether they look like they're in pain or not, something about it just shows how hard they're trying to keep it all in.
Bah, now I'm getting myself a bit overly-enthused again. What I'm working on now still probably won't be a 'pushing limits' piece, but it'll be followed by one once I get around to drawing its sequel. I've been waiting too long for this :U
I'll keep it in mind for later use, though. It'll probably be something I save for the instant before popping, so it might not be seen too often, but it's a nice thing to have indeed. Whether they look like they're in pain or not, something about it just shows how hard they're trying to keep it all in.
Bah, now I'm getting myself a bit overly-enthused again. What I'm working on now still probably won't be a 'pushing limits' piece, but it'll be followed by one once I get around to drawing its sequel. I've been waiting too long for this :U
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