Nice! You used the burnt/faded properties of wiped watercolours really well to pick out the warm lighting-Ohoa's arms especially came out wonderfully fluid. Interestingly, I think it might work equally well in landscape and portrait format. And a lot of really great foreshortening, too! Money well spent :9

Can't wait to see it full on~

I don't like how pressured I felt to give you your money's worth. It's actually pathetic how much I worried about it. :(

But you enjoying it is all I could ask for. Thanks. :D

I think that's just one of the barriers one has to break through to get into the commissions business--and it's one of the reasons I've never really taken commissions myself. If it helps, think about it in raw terms: time taken and materials consumed. Also bear in mind that since you have a prior catalogue of work, people commission you with an awareness of what they'll be getting and have made the decision themselves that it will be worth that much!

Well I have no idea why there's not a shitton of comments gracing your doorstep. XDD Crazy furries.

Anywho. I'm totally digging the rustic, warm colours here since you started with that golden base, it makes everything so rich with life! I envy your skills.

I'm hoping when you scan it the details will become a bit clearer - right now I don't quite understand Moonface. XD Or so I assume that is what is name is, with a moon for a face.

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Thanks! I was saying to someone yesterday evening that the lack of pornography probably accounted for that. ;)

The technique used in this is just stunning!

Thanks. If you like my real media stuff I must be doing it right!

(Here's an updated scan, by the way.)