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Oh I was thinking maybe he can get his feetl icked by goats or have him in public stocks next to a basket of feathers so some village kids can tickle his feet.
and as and an added touch to either I would tied one of those pieces of footwear in this pic , to the snout of the prisoner gator*
and as and an added touch to either I would tied one of those pieces of footwear in this pic , to the snout of the prisoner gator*
why would i give the pleasure of tickling the croc to some goats or children ? if someone does it i want to be the one i didnt catch this crocodile to let other people tickle him ;D but the shoe to the snout thing is a good idea i mean i walked a very long time to catch him i could tie one of my boots to his snout to improve the punishment ^^
Oh, my mistake! The one on the left has exactly the same coloration and general body style to a character I know: https://www.furaffinity.net/view/20640871/
And if the guy on the right IS the Sebastian the croc that I know that would've made sense cause they're pals uwu'
And if the guy on the right IS the Sebastian the croc that I know that would've made sense cause they're pals uwu'
Thief have olny what they desserve !! I could come with my Paint-brush and give him some experiment of my powers :3... very great work from you and very good idea from the client ! Reptile feet are always so great when they wiggle theirs clawed-scally toes and brush is the best to use !!
gehehe okay, My paint-brush is a tsukumogami and his name is Shiro, he have his owne personnality and he is pretty sneacky and mischievous so he like tease people ( and I'm the first to endure it !! =w=) .
so with him I can materialize all I draw or write tools, action, element, food, onomatopoeia and even sensation :P So I can tickle you just with a little word write on your body! by exemple if I write "tickle" on your feet and if I activate the word you'll sudently feel a unbearable tickle-sensation even if you are not ticklish here !! And useless to try to clear the word I'm the one that can clear it :3... But don't worry the word will disapear after 24H !
So if you need some help I can materialize you all tools you want and I can even tie this thief with some bondage-words , with that no need ropes the word will tie him up for you !
so with him I can materialize all I draw or write tools, action, element, food, onomatopoeia and even sensation :P So I can tickle you just with a little word write on your body! by exemple if I write "tickle" on your feet and if I activate the word you'll sudently feel a unbearable tickle-sensation even if you are not ticklish here !! And useless to try to clear the word I'm the one that can clear it :3... But don't worry the word will disapear after 24H !
So if you need some help I can materialize you all tools you want and I can even tie this thief with some bondage-words , with that no need ropes the word will tie him up for you !
Good gravy did you deliver! First off, its wonderful to get this first commission from you via a collab commission. I really was considering whether to go with black and white, or color, since you do both well, but I admit the temptation to see the lighting of the fire in the night against the scenary was a bit too tempting. I must say, that background (and foreground) putting the characters aside for now, is fantastic. It must have been rather tiresome to add so many individual coins in here but it does enhance each of the money piles indeed and shows how much of a hard worker you are in making sure you add as many details as possible. Not just piles of it, but also stacks as well as the other trinkets within the cave. A sword here, a hilt there, a candle holder too. All things that you didn't need to add within, but added anyway to enhance the scenary even more of this thieving crocodile of mine. Plus, you added a lot of work into the shoes, making lots of different types with varying colors. Got your long thick boots, elven type shoes with points for ends, and sandals too littering around the hoard. (Obviously, I'm sure my croc treasures them in the same value as the gold, maybe even a little more of there is still some of the past owner's foot aroma within) Heck, the footwear itself is not only just laying on its sides, but that pair of boots in the very back is standing upright, while the pointy shoes in front of that are tilting on the hoard. I appreciate the illumination too, as there is quite a lot to soak in. The dimensions of the shadows across the page just flows right to me, especially on the characters themselves. It certainly makes the picture stick out more! All the varying shadows across the coins and footwear is impressive to look at. And I can't forget about the fire, you made it fairly transparent, but not too much so, like real fire. (reminds me of when I went camping) The brightness of the fire around the designated area is a broadening effect that makes a 'focus point' of the whole picture. I appreciate every minute detail you added within the back/foreground.
And then there is the character design. Gadzocks. I admire the appreciation you went into making the chainmail, and the designs of the clothing of both Sebastian and Arivas' crocodile as well. The tattered looks on Sebastian himself say that he a poor crocboy. Of course, with all this money he could buy new clothes, but...well...he probably isn't thinking about that at this moment. The greedy croc really loves his shoes. He can't stop taking them. (or stuffing his snout inside them to take whiffs for that matter) The shoulder pad on the cruel tickler....you made up the design yourself? I quite like. :3 Also, I like that for these two big scaley fellahs, you added bits of scale parts on them, to give their scales that grittier feel instead of just completely smooth. So if one wipes their hand across them, they'll feel some bumps along the way. The anatomy is dynamic too. I'm particularly interested in the legwork. They are quite thick, and I really like the muscles shown off from their rather delicate (at least to tickles) scale frame. Those legs on them look like a kick would break my chest. I also like that Sebastian's own tail is dripping across his ankles.I like that both crocodiles are different enough so that even if they were only seen in the face, you'd be able to tell who is who. Not just from the colors mind you, but from the scales going down their heads as well as the fact that the tickler's snout is a bit more round at the tip than Sebastian's.
As for the scenario itself, what else can I say, I'm teeming in giggles over it. Getting one's smooth soles brushed over and over in the dead of night is terrible~ No one can save Sebastian from having his own stuff stolen and this guy intends to have more fun with him later once he turns him in. He won't even have his beloved shoes anymore to keep! You made his feet so large and squirmy toed. No, actually let me get this off first, this is much more important. THE BONDAGE WORK. I LOVE IT. Utilizing one's own footwear against them is mean spirited and its awesome how you captured it. Tattered footwraps, still strong enough to hold something, now unwrapped to an extent to hold his arms and yet still be wrapped to his ridiculously ticklishly, huge feet at once, forcing him to bend at the knees and just take it.Find the knot you added between his feet a cute touch as well Sketcher. I can't get over how wiggly his toes are from those bristles, or how huge his feet are. Forget it if the other croc decides to give that foot a lick between them, he'd be done for. The fist clenching as Seb has to take it shows off his helplessness rather well. Even showed a slip of Arivas' croc's feet as well. You made both of their feet very tantalizing...but then, you always did so, hence one of the reasons why I watch you. Your artwork is very lovely to admire and fawn over.
Boy did I talk too much. I do hope this wasn't such an onslaught to read. ^^; But thank you very, very, very much for this commission for the both of us. (also, if its not too much of a bother, may I post this in my gallery as well) Thank you for having patience with us and for such a lovely work of art.
And then there is the character design. Gadzocks. I admire the appreciation you went into making the chainmail, and the designs of the clothing of both Sebastian and Arivas' crocodile as well. The tattered looks on Sebastian himself say that he a poor crocboy. Of course, with all this money he could buy new clothes, but...well...he probably isn't thinking about that at this moment. The greedy croc really loves his shoes. He can't stop taking them. (or stuffing his snout inside them to take whiffs for that matter) The shoulder pad on the cruel tickler....you made up the design yourself? I quite like. :3 Also, I like that for these two big scaley fellahs, you added bits of scale parts on them, to give their scales that grittier feel instead of just completely smooth. So if one wipes their hand across them, they'll feel some bumps along the way. The anatomy is dynamic too. I'm particularly interested in the legwork. They are quite thick, and I really like the muscles shown off from their rather delicate (at least to tickles) scale frame. Those legs on them look like a kick would break my chest. I also like that Sebastian's own tail is dripping across his ankles.I like that both crocodiles are different enough so that even if they were only seen in the face, you'd be able to tell who is who. Not just from the colors mind you, but from the scales going down their heads as well as the fact that the tickler's snout is a bit more round at the tip than Sebastian's.
As for the scenario itself, what else can I say, I'm teeming in giggles over it. Getting one's smooth soles brushed over and over in the dead of night is terrible~ No one can save Sebastian from having his own stuff stolen and this guy intends to have more fun with him later once he turns him in. He won't even have his beloved shoes anymore to keep! You made his feet so large and squirmy toed. No, actually let me get this off first, this is much more important. THE BONDAGE WORK. I LOVE IT. Utilizing one's own footwear against them is mean spirited and its awesome how you captured it. Tattered footwraps, still strong enough to hold something, now unwrapped to an extent to hold his arms and yet still be wrapped to his ridiculously ticklishly, huge feet at once, forcing him to bend at the knees and just take it.Find the knot you added between his feet a cute touch as well Sketcher. I can't get over how wiggly his toes are from those bristles, or how huge his feet are. Forget it if the other croc decides to give that foot a lick between them, he'd be done for. The fist clenching as Seb has to take it shows off his helplessness rather well. Even showed a slip of Arivas' croc's feet as well. You made both of their feet very tantalizing...but then, you always did so, hence one of the reasons why I watch you. Your artwork is very lovely to admire and fawn over.
Boy did I talk too much. I do hope this wasn't such an onslaught to read. ^^; But thank you very, very, very much for this commission for the both of us. (also, if its not too much of a bother, may I post this in my gallery as well) Thank you for having patience with us and for such a lovely work of art.
Holy shit, this is a big comment. XD
I'll admit, the coin pile was a bit of a nightmare. lol But I am proud of how it turned out, and happy that you enjoyed it. :) Your enthusiasm for the shadows is a bit baffling, since those were by far the part that I put the least amount of effort into. (Not that I didn't try! It's just, you know, it was the last thing to do.) All that said, I'm an excessively detail-oriented person. When someone gives me an order for a background, I freaking do it. Haha
Thank you so much! :) Yes, all the designs are mine, including the pauldrons. Admittedly, they fall a bit into the generic fantasy-world-everyone-wears-tunics look, but I tried to offset this a bit with the color choices. Making the two visually distinct aside from their outfits was also very important to me, so thanks for commenting on that. More often than not I tend to draw guys with muscles, though I'm not really sure why.
Nope - Sebastian's gonna be trapped here for a while! At first, Sebastian's wrists and ankles were locked in a wooden slab, but Arivas requested a change, and the picture certainly looks better for it. Big, wiggly feet and toes are obviously the best kind...I love drawing those. ;) Seriously, thank you.
Haha no, not an onslaught. Very in-depth and well-articulated, certainly, but not so long that it becomes tedious. And you're welcome! :) Sure, you can post it. Go ahead.
I'll admit, the coin pile was a bit of a nightmare. lol But I am proud of how it turned out, and happy that you enjoyed it. :) Your enthusiasm for the shadows is a bit baffling, since those were by far the part that I put the least amount of effort into. (Not that I didn't try! It's just, you know, it was the last thing to do.) All that said, I'm an excessively detail-oriented person. When someone gives me an order for a background, I freaking do it. Haha
Thank you so much! :) Yes, all the designs are mine, including the pauldrons. Admittedly, they fall a bit into the generic fantasy-world-everyone-wears-tunics look, but I tried to offset this a bit with the color choices. Making the two visually distinct aside from their outfits was also very important to me, so thanks for commenting on that. More often than not I tend to draw guys with muscles, though I'm not really sure why.
Nope - Sebastian's gonna be trapped here for a while! At first, Sebastian's wrists and ankles were locked in a wooden slab, but Arivas requested a change, and the picture certainly looks better for it. Big, wiggly feet and toes are obviously the best kind...I love drawing those. ;) Seriously, thank you.
Haha no, not an onslaught. Very in-depth and well-articulated, certainly, but not so long that it becomes tedious. And you're welcome! :) Sure, you can post it. Go ahead.
Well i think Nomad sayed everything which has to be sayed the picture is just perfect i love every little thing about it, the armour looks great but isnt exactly my style that would be the only little thing i dont love ^^ iam looking forward to ordering more stuff from you Sketcher you are just such a great artist and i adore your art style
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