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Here's a much more recent inflation picture with Jinx. Like I said, he likes inflating, even when it's not convenient. I'm much happier with the results on this, especially in the shading an layering. Also just the fun of squishing both Alan and BLK evenly; it's not often enough they both share the same fate.
Was with the previous picture the black dragon is
JinxMontalgo's OC.
Question Time: Which do you like in your inflation growth more: filling a room and squishing into the space, or bursting out?
Was with the previous picture the black dragon is
JinxMontalgo's OC.Question Time: Which do you like in your inflation growth more: filling a room and squishing into the space, or bursting out?
Category Artwork (Digital) / Inflation
Species Dragon (Other)
Size 1280 x 1132px
File Size 234.6 kB
That is some great levels of transparency! You really nailed the depth here, BLK ^^
I have been in both of those situations before; Pinned to a wall/floor/ceiling by a very ambitious JinxMontalgo and the one challenging the very walls >>;;;
QT: I honestly like both equally, but what I enjoy doing is making the house 'struggle' a little bit. Kind of what you've done here with the rounding walls. But adding more to it; popping out windows and doors, causing 'bubbles' of the inflatee to replace them and grow. Making the structure itself swell up with them, sometimes to the point of it being ridiculous for funsies, and usually ending with a grand shower of *insert materials here*. Leaving a great blimp in the center...To possibly continue growing >>;;;
JinxMontalgo and the one challenging the very walls QT: I honestly like both equally, but what I enjoy doing is making the house 'struggle' a little bit. Kind of what you've done here with the rounding walls. But adding more to it; popping out windows and doors, causing 'bubbles' of the inflatee to replace them and grow. Making the structure itself swell up with them, sometimes to the point of it being ridiculous for funsies, and usually ending with a grand shower of *insert materials here*. Leaving a great blimp in the center...
Both? Both. Both is good.
El Dorodo references aside, I do like having a progression to how rooms or a house strains when attempting to contain an overinflated individual. It'll depend on the materials involved how long it lasts, but in most situations it'll give out eventually.
El Dorodo references aside, I do like having a progression to how rooms or a house strains when attempting to contain an overinflated individual. It'll depend on the materials involved how long it lasts, but in most situations it'll give out eventually.
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