So Asael screwed up somewhat, so Mirage wanted to humiliate him. Nothing heavy, just enough to let him know his place. Something along the lines of being on the same level as dirt or rug or a foot stool. To complete the picture Mirage rubbed her feet all over his torso.
Except Asael wasn't feeling particularly humiliated. He was finding it quite pleasing. He felt it more like a light massage, given how muscular he has become working under her. Mirage should've felt enraged when her punishment wasn't going as planned, but she found the scenario quite entertaining.
This went on for some time until neither of them remembered what was the cause for such "punishment" to take place, refusing to admit to each other that it wasn't bad at all.


One day, some years ago, I saw someone give tummy rubs to her dog. Except she used her feet. I've never seen that before and left an impression on me.

This one started out as one of those "waiting room" pieces. No stationery here, I went prepared: tore off a piece of sketchbook paper (perforated, of course), got another mechanical pencil and eraser, stashed everything within my work binder and off we went!

But given the complexity of Asael's shoulder anatomy, I finished it at home.
Everything was going well, until I decided to give Mirage a more historically accurate furniture and got careless with my white ink pen. That soured things up somewhat. I've never been happier to convert to digital and clean up what couldn't be properly covered up.

As you may have deduced, I decided to use the Text tool on this one. I wasn't feeling the available fonts, so I learned how to import one. That took way longer to do than cleaning up the piece.
How does it look? Do you believe I pulled it off? Does it work with the piece? Should I go back with my raw scribbles?