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MewgletheWolf — Pretty in Punk
Published: 2016-05-16 21:26:17 +0000 UTC; Views: 508; Favourites: 34; Downloads: 5
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On Twitter I mentioned I wanted to draw Canvas in outfits.Someone suggested thigh high socks. Another suggested hot pants.
..and after some quick google-fu because I'm too much of a plebe to know what hot pants are, that's what came up.
The rest stemmed from the sort of punk feeling I got from drawing this.
Or it might have been from all those Zinogres I've been farming in Monster Hunter earlier I dunno.
Generic standing pose because ..well because I was more focused on the outfit.
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I know her standard outfit is, ahem, "naked," but have you ever thought about creating a permanent outfit for her, for like, let's say, harsh weather conditions?
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She does have an outfit, kind of. I just barely ever draw her wearing it.
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You like drawing the anatomy of your character more, huh? Understandable, clothes can sometimes eliminate the essence of what you're going for with the body. What does the outfit look like?
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Yeeeeah more or less. What Canvas really turned out to be was a character that was mostly nude, but not sexualized. At least, that's what I was going for. It's really subjective sort of.
And her outfit looks like this: mewglethewolf.deviantart.com/a…
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Well I think you've pulled that out fairly nicely. Depending on who you ask though, the bust is more than likely the source of the subjective opinions.
Cute and my God, she is tiny!
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Yeah, like I said. Subjective.
Yus. She is the smol.
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I never really understood that. Why is it, that society allows you to show as much breast as possible, but the moment a tit slips, it's like, "NO! NO! You heathen! Stop your evildoing THIS INSTANT!"
I have a small character that is a mouse, but what I find ironic is that he's 5'. (He's my icon).
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Because we can't let the kiddies see any nip nops. Unless they're on men, then it's a-okay.
That is ironic.
Smaller than a mouse.
I might have made her too small.
Oh well, I'm keeping her that small.
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Subjective...-ness at its finest.
It's alright to have a small character. Makes them all the more appealing. Just look at how many people adore her!
Shameless advertising here. The mouse character is actually an alien known as an "Infamouse" and they're from my friend's comic, "Control Freak." If you're ever interested in reading it, her dA is "SuperflatPsychosis." ;W;
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Yes yes people like her, however I'm not sure why. Ever since I first drew her up people liked her.
Not sure why.
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There's a very simple explanation for this. That is, popularity is completely uncontrollable and random. It's success is solely based off community sharing and encounters. So either only a few people see it and just favorite it or they share with their friends, spreading the influence. This is why I enjoy dA's share feature, that way, I can show all my Tumblr friends all the cool art I find.
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That seems like the most logical conclusion.
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It's the best one out there. It runs off of the rule of public attention. "Any publicity, is good publicity."
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Bad publicity isn't necessarily good publicity though.
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Publicity is being showcased to the public's eye, so if the main objective is being noticed, then there you go. If you so choose to be, then there is famous and infamous spotlights.
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I've seen what infamy does to people, so I choose not to have bad publicity.
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