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Looks like Grope got a hold on Kros. And from the looks of it, she won't be letting go anytime soon.
So, after the tragedy of a picture that I posted what... 2 hours ago?
I simply had to redraw Grope in her proper glory.
Still rockin the boobies, but this time, its something I can be happy about. This turned out MUCH better than the last pic.
So, after the tragedy of a picture that I posted what... 2 hours ago?
I simply had to redraw Grope in her proper glory.
Still rockin the boobies, but this time, its something I can be happy about. This turned out MUCH better than the last pic.
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I love Grope's expression in this picture. A nice combination of aggressive and affectionate that makes me want to give her a big hug.
Also, on a side note, on your reference picture of her, the height chart is well... severely out of scale. I'd recommend measuring by pixels when making height charts.
Also, on a side note, on your reference picture of her, the height chart is well... severely out of scale. I'd recommend measuring by pixels when making height charts.
By the scale of Grope's reference?
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/15248194/
If you look at the 8-foot and 6-foot markers, the 6-foot marker is only about 6/10 the way up to 8-feet rather than 3/4 the way up. I'd probably change the height scale to show intervals of 2-feet (i.e. 2 feet, 4 feet, 6 feet, and 8 feet.) with the 4-foot directly between ground level and 8-feet. I just use the number of pixels for a character's height reference, then treat that pixel amount as the corresponding height.
Let's say I drew a character whose height was 8 feet tall and the drawing of the character was 2000 pixels vertically, if I were to draw a character whose height was 6 feet, I'd make sure that the 6 foot tall character was drawn precisely 1500 pixels high, because 6/8 = 1500/2000.
But I digress. It was just an observation of mine and I though it might be misleading to those viewing the picture.
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/15248194/
If you look at the 8-foot and 6-foot markers, the 6-foot marker is only about 6/10 the way up to 8-feet rather than 3/4 the way up. I'd probably change the height scale to show intervals of 2-feet (i.e. 2 feet, 4 feet, 6 feet, and 8 feet.) with the 4-foot directly between ground level and 8-feet. I just use the number of pixels for a character's height reference, then treat that pixel amount as the corresponding height.
Let's say I drew a character whose height was 8 feet tall and the drawing of the character was 2000 pixels vertically, if I were to draw a character whose height was 6 feet, I'd make sure that the 6 foot tall character was drawn precisely 1500 pixels high, because 6/8 = 1500/2000.
But I digress. It was just an observation of mine and I though it might be misleading to those viewing the picture.
Ah, I'll try and do that then. Scale and consistency is one of things that I really have trouble with when it comes to drawing. When I get around to redoing Grope's ref pic and other future pics to represent height and size, I'll keep this in mind. Thanks for the advice.
Hehe. Thanks. You can use my characters for practice whenever you like. Of course, as you could probably guess, I wouldn't want them being in any lethal or permanent situations, but you could use your own style when drawing them and temporary TFs are permissible.
Also, would you mind if I listed you as a friend on my profile? You'd be the first.
Also, would you mind if I listed you as a friend on my profile? You'd be the first.
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