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Miss Billishire - Tongue Tied - ink version
This is the pic i was trying to get done to post the other night....Was supposed to be open line version, no cross-hatching other than fur, but i got distracted and started shading her sleeve - then i wuz doomeded - had to do rest of cross-hatching....This version was supposed to posted sometime later...blahblah blah....Anyhoo, so here's the ink shaded version - i'll have to re-do the open line version somehow cuz it wuz pretty too, there will eventually be a colour version....
my fave pic of Miss Billishire so far - modern pencils and inks, sort of a bookend wiff the Willa pic Spiced Wine :
http://www.furaffinity.net/full/8165729/
They were penciled and ink started around the same time...
pencil Sept 1 2011
ink Feb - July 2012
Sakura and Steadtler pens on paper 8 1/2 x 11 inches
....yeah, title prolly shud be "Tongue-Untied", cuz i'm prtty shr she isn't lacing-up....
my fave pic of Miss Billishire so far - modern pencils and inks, sort of a bookend wiff the Willa pic Spiced Wine :
http://www.furaffinity.net/full/8165729/
They were penciled and ink started around the same time...
pencil Sept 1 2011
ink Feb - July 2012
Sakura and Steadtler pens on paper 8 1/2 x 11 inches
....yeah, title prolly shud be "Tongue-Untied", cuz i'm prtty shr she isn't lacing-up....
Category Artwork (Traditional) / General Furry Art
Species Skunk
Size 1280 x 1002px
File Size 843.3 kB
Listed in Folders
This and Willa's Spiced Wine pic had me gaga back around September - and more good pics of them kept flying in on the ether....they'll get posted as they get inked....getting colour pics done too so that some of them will get coloured as well....
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Thanks!
i've been drawing in this style (although not exclusively) for about 15 yrs (?) (5 yrs off for when i was only doing digi)...Since i returned to working with trad media a few years ago i've been getting back up to speed on it and trying to move it a bit forward as some of the graphic novels i have panned are in this style range....In the new pics of Miss B and Willa the poses are more, uhm, composed...fur patterns are treated a bit more stylized, etc... a bit more art nouveau at times...
i've been drawing in this style (although not exclusively) for about 15 yrs (?) (5 yrs off for when i was only doing digi)...Since i returned to working with trad media a few years ago i've been getting back up to speed on it and trying to move it a bit forward as some of the graphic novels i have panned are in this style range....In the new pics of Miss B and Willa the poses are more, uhm, composed...fur patterns are treated a bit more stylized, etc... a bit more art nouveau at times...
Them dang pens last nearly forever.... e.g.,Used two 005s on this one of which was about 10 yrs old.... (None-the-less i bought a re-fillable Copic 005 today, cuz even tossing off two or three pens per year strikes me as needless pollution....) That dang "Willa-In Hot Water" - that might have burned a pen or two....
Wow. Just...wow. This may well be one of the best things I've ever seen. Miss Billshire already hits a LOT of my buttons but this picture, despite being one of the least revealing of her, is beyond amazing. She looks simply spectacular, to the point where I have a hard time looking away (not kidding, I've scrolled up while writing this at least three, make that four, times). That expression is one I'd never get tired of seeing, and that beautiful dress and the cleavage it holds certainly don't hurt. 10 out of 5 stars.
She is doing such an excellent job being so seductive, isn't she? The sweet, cute, coy yet "come on over here" expression on her face matches well with the themes of the picture. It's awesome to the core how she plays around with the untied strings that hold her bodice together in a teasing and risque manner, including how one of the strings sinks into one of her wonderful looking, large breasts.
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