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My first commission! Thank you Sakky for commissioning me to do this, it was quite fun to work on, and thank you for giving me so much leeway with the cosplay accessories. :-D

On the artwork....
I was given the description "evil" and "sexy" to work with, so I went and found a nice pose to work with that (from Sakky's stock account , which I'm quite grateful for getting permission to use), and went from there. Sexy evil is fun to draw.

Of course, we all know who the REAL villain of this piece is.

It's Demetrius (the cat)

Just look at his smug face. You just KNOW he's thinking, "Ohohoho, no panty shot for you! "

I tried something a little different with the coloring. I printed off a much lighter version of the sketch and colored first, inking on top. I liked how that came out because it meant I wasn't smudging the lineart as much, something that's always been a problem, especially with skintones. I think I laid the marker ink down a little too thick though; I did have some smudging issues in general, an issue with using marker paper. Oh well.

Prisma & copic markers, staedler liners and white acrylic on 8-1/2 x 11 marker paper

Sailor Astera belongs to
Stock pose from

Want to commission me? [link]

Description
My first commission! Thank you Sakky for commissioning me to do this, it was quite fun to work on, and thank you for giving me so much leeway with the cosplay accessories. :-D

On the artwork....
I was given the description "evil" and "sexy" to work with, so I went and found a nice pose to work with that (from Sakky's stock account , which I'm quite grateful for getting permission to use), and went from there. Sexy evil is fun to draw.

Of course, we all know who the REAL villain of this piece is.

It's Demetrius (the cat)

Just look at his smug face. You just KNOW he's thinking, "Ohohoho, no panty shot for you! "

I tried something a little different with the coloring. I printed off a much lighter version of the sketch and colored first, inking on top. I liked how that came out because it meant I wasn't smudging the lineart as much, something that's always been a problem, especially with skintones. I think I laid the marker ink down a little too thick though; I did have some smudging issues in general, an issue with using marker paper. Oh well.

Prisma & copic markers, staedler liners and white acrylic on 8-1/2 x 11 marker paper

Sailor Astera belongs to
Stock pose from

Want to commission me? [link]