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Published: 2011-04-22 22:02:12 +0000 UTC; Views: 2788; Favourites: 22; Downloads: 66
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Commission I drew this evening during a private streaming session with ~UnevenGuy , of his yet-to-be-named OC. Even though she's a bit on the large side, which may not be really my cup of tea, she was quite fun to draw anyway.Related content
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J'ai constaté en effet sur les formes généreuses ne sont pas dans tes habitudes, par contre oui j'ai vu du coté d'UnevenGuy en effet là c'est rien comparé ç ce que j'ai vu ^^
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Joli boulot, par contre t'as pas un peu forcé sur le tour de poitrine là ? ^^
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Je te dirai, le tour de poitrine n'est pas vraiment dans mes goûts, je n'ai fait que suivre les instructions de ~UnevenGuy . Dis-toi juste que niveau tour de poitrine, pour lui c'est "gentil" ça ^^
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Maybe that's where she stocks her brains then, who knows ? xD
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Well let's hope they're good for something other than distractions. By distractions I mean making other people wonder if her back hurts
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yeah I agree a little too busty but still pretty. Is she supposed to be a scientist of some kind?
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I think so, I don't have lots of details about the character as she is still being designed by UnevenGuy, but she seems to be a "crazy scientist" kind.
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They way she's standing makes me thing she desperately wants some High heels
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I was asked to draw her standing like she had high heels while being barefoot, but I have no idea why xD
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(god typos in my messages 
eh barefoot or not she's ok
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Looks good! I particularly like the digital painting; it's very smooth and professional in nature.
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Thanks ! I'm particularly happy with it considering I did it faster than usual. Though that also means I could have done it better ; I should have added a backlight for instance.
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Hindsight is a wonderful thing. I think no matter how long you work on the piece for, there'll always be the possibility of you looking back and thinking 'i could have done that!' - i do it a lot myself, but i take it too far and end up ruining a piece by overworking it.
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Yeah, I personally tend not to come back to a piece I already finished unless I made a really huge mistake. Not only is there the risk of ruining the piece, there's also the risk of never stopping to make changes to it, thus preventing you from getting to your next artwork.
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That is a really good way of looking at it, you know. I guess the true artist, like the true gambler, knows when to quit.
Thank you for sharing your experience with me!
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