Thanks :)

bean bags are the best to lay or sit on with friends! especially hot lizards! great job!

^^ thank you

Ooooh...your work on her lower body really shows improvement! There's a lot more tone and definition to her, there. In fact, you're showing a lot more refined definition all over, presumably what you were intending by working a bit more on this one. Very well done. :)

Thanks, I'm glad I spent more time on it :)

Very sexy, but then again the character is always sexy :3

<3

Digging the regard to perspective here, boss.

Thanks, it was a bit of a bitch but I kinda hope it worked :P

No prob. The left leg I see gave you some trouble, but the compensating with the foot placement works well.

she's gorgeous <3

oh my god it great

Thank you!

hihi

She's pretty great.

Thanks :)

You asked for feedback as to WHY we feel the way we do about your art, so here tis. This is one of the best linework drawings you have ever done, or at least one of my most favorite. Personally, I find dark on light backgrounds easier to see than the usual light on dark ones, but the latter have more of a unique feel to them, that you don't see from other artists--you get a better feel for the medium, and dark on light sketches are ubiquitous.

This is a departure from your earlier sketchier works, something that is close to the inking and coloring stage rather than a rough in (even your roughs are detailed by most standards). You've put more detail into this one, focusing on the finer parts of the anatomy (as in smaller, thinner lines), for example, say, the neck, abs, and toes. The face is very detailed as well, having a clearer, Mona Lisa non-smile/smirk. I don't usually like drawings that cut ANY part of the figure off, but I know this is hard to plan out--the head fins get cut off at the top, and I wish I could see those. You've also put more detail into the clothing (minimalistic as the actual cut of the clothes are), with strain striations on the tube top, and very delicate lines in the groin area to indicate shorts with a zipper or fold in the front. The clothes are nice, and I don't think the drawing would be much better if Skea had posed naked for you.

The anatomy is closer to my personal inclinations in body type, away from the fatter hips, thighs, stomach, buttocks, and overall thicker profile, and more towards the rounded muscle look (Jenna Pikanne's gymnast pictures by I think SpottyTheCheetah are an example of what I'm talking about). It's a rounded blocky look, softer than Gideon's girls, with slightly dulled corners (like at the calves--Gideon would make that a sharp angle, where you make it a blunted angle). The tail is a bit thin in comparison with the rest of the anatomy, and is one part that I would like to see thicker and longer so it is proportionate. The bumps on the tail could stick out more, because I thought they were just scale patterns. You usually go for a more natural breast look, which I dislike in favor of the more spherical shape, with muscular angles where the breast contacts the chest at the cleavage line. Skea's breasts in this picture are also natural looking, and spherical enough to not make them look like heavy breasts in real life, which are typically tubular. Skea's breasts in this picture are also a bit asymmetrical, with her right breast being smaller horizontally and extending a shorter distance from her chest than her left breast, which is almost smaller vertically. Nipples are very hard to convey without detracting from the flow of a figure, but I do love them when drawn well, and you tend to draw nipples well, so I would like to see an alternate version, maybe where Skea is naked also. I like nipples that are conical, and are bigger in proportion to the breasts. I love the crisp definition of the abdominals. So, overall, the anatomy is well done and close to the proportions I love.

The pose is very well done. She looks relaxed and comfortable, and the pose suggests the viewer could easily fit onto the bean bag with her face to face without requiring her to shift her position. The spread of the legs is not crass and awkward like most female pictures that show the groin area, it is simply so she can maintain her balance and show her legs in varying positions. You convincingly show her weight distributed evenly between her buttocks, back, feet, and her left arm. The back of the bean bag kind of disappears. Overall, the composition and pose carries the eye throughout the figure, making good use of negative space and overlapping forms, which tells me you've thought this one out a bit more than your previous work.

If you end up inking and coloring this piece, I hope you keep the palette cool and bright, staying close to the light blue underlying sketch. Overall, I love Skea, her bean bag, and almost everything about this picture, and hope you'll consider continuing some of the trends therein.

Thanks for all the feedback, some stuff to think about! ^^

Love your stuff man^^

:) Thanks

this is definitally much better than your previous work ! good job!

An extra 10 minutes makes all the difference ^^

indeed it does

Just as long as it isn't the kind that eats people...

Om nom nom nom D:!

COMFY! *grabby paws*

The beanbag, or the ta-tas?

Both would serve the same purpose well.

*doesn't stop grabby paws*

Makes me wonder what the purpose is o..o

*attaches to leg*

o..o! A Myrilimpet!

forget beanbags it's "chestbags" I want

I hear in Canada milk comes in bags ololol

As a liquid or powder?

Liquid!

Well now I've heard it all

My, what a provocative position. But damn, she's beautiful.

^^

I'm serious. I just wanna... I don't know, pounce her and cuddle.

Glad ya like! :)

How could I not? I mean, it's Skea.

Hehehe, well that's true I guess....

Of course it's true. Skea is gorgeous and buxom and beautiful and... Well, other good things I can't find the words for right now.

x3

This picture is awesome.

The subject in it is also hot!

thank you!

Of course Skeeve, you look delightful to be around XD

Gotta love Skea! I'd so love to color this sometime, when I get the time.

It would appear there's plenty of room still there. *sits, albeit a bit awkwardly, alongside Skea* Comfy beanbag is comfy.

I like how much you cleaned this sketch up dude, it makes things a bit smoother in flow and overall composition. As well as the fact the pose seems like it is just, truly, to keep balance. But the showy aspect still does justice to her figure. Props man.

The only thing I think looks off is the underneath of her left shoulder, maybe if it were more lower (although I don't have much experience in that area)? Her right shoulder seems a bit small too, but otherwise this looks great overall!