cute. XD

Dawww, look at that smoocher

Those backgrounds must take a long time, so detailed. Loving the EGIS goat, her flippy wiggler and wiggly listeners are so cute.

its going from taking a day or several days to 2-5 hours, depending on how complex it is. Those cabinets in the linked image were a bitch but they look REALLY good now.

I might do more Dakota and actually finish a piece if I get some time.

Dang wow. Yeah, they look tough to draw considering the gradual perspective change. Good luck on your other projects, Dakota's cutie tocks aren't going anywhere.

Hum...Yes, everything looks fine here. Carry on. :O

Magic benches and jump stucks for the win!

This is a very educational simulation.

But... Wait, what are those pointy things on the top of her head? They are not labeled!

I think they're called "pointy things", as you just pointed.

I am completely overwhelmed by all the technical terms

And she's so cute!

Sketchup?

I'm occasionally going in and blocking out a couple things using Sketchup as a guide, but this is all hand drawn. The linked image is 1 point perspective, and the vertical and horizontal lines are exactly straight, which is really hard to duplicate with a virtual camera. I did some straight, almost no hand drawn Sketchup stuff and it turned out looking like this: http://i.imgur.com/uznGfJW.png

Its great for getting good angles on difficult shots, but it has a terrible artificial quality to it and the lines have absolutely no weight.

Aaah, I know what picture this is from. Never thought I'd see them applied to a goat anthro. Wonder why, it's such a cute idea in retrospect...

I was working on backgrounds for an upcoming project

WOW! That is one heck of a job on the background there, I can hardly believe that is all hand drawn. Kudos on that.

Dakota is awfully cute too.

When I read "sticky-outy leg part" I lost it. So good.

now, I want THIS Goat Simulator.

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