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A lot of you are likely familiar with Drawing-4Ever 's work. His art is very fluid and dynamic and his linework is just perfect. I wanted to try my hand at his main character, Deborah, in drawing a birthday gift for him. While she's mostly a boxer there's been some art of her as a wrestler.

I don't generally draw anthro art. I'm not really good at it. Years ago a friend encouraged me to make a furry OC to play with the art style, and I did, an angora rabbit named Anni Gora. No, I am not good at naming characters. I decided to have her jobbing out to Deborah for this piece but, if I'm honest, who Deborah was beating was an afterthought. I just wanted to get Deborah looking right since it's Wendell's birthday in a few days. After all, the jobber is only there to make the winner look good and Deborah is definitely the winner here.

Go look at his art and wish him an early happy birthday. He's got some of the best action poses in the femfight art community easily. And since Wendell pointed out you can't really see Anni's face, here's a many, many years old drawing of her: sta.sh/0gevx81yzs0

I don't foresee myself straying into anthro art too often but it was fun to stretch my art legs on this. Oh, and the pin is based loosely on Col. Ninotchka's finisher in GLOW back in the 80s.

Deborah belongs to Drawing-4Ever
Anni belongs to me and will now go back in the attic with the other stuff I don't use.

Description
A lot of you are likely familiar with Drawing-4Ever 's work. His art is very fluid and dynamic and his linework is just perfect. I wanted to try my hand at his main character, Deborah, in drawing a birthday gift for him. While she's mostly a boxer there's been some art of her as a wrestler.

I don't generally draw anthro art. I'm not really good at it. Years ago a friend encouraged me to make a furry OC to play with the art style, and I did, an angora rabbit named Anni Gora. No, I am not good at naming characters. I decided to have her jobbing out to Deborah for this piece but, if I'm honest, who Deborah was beating was an afterthought. I just wanted to get Deborah looking right since it's Wendell's birthday in a few days. After all, the jobber is only there to make the winner look good and Deborah is definitely the winner here.

Go look at his art and wish him an early happy birthday. He's got some of the best action poses in the femfight art community easily. And since Wendell pointed out you can't really see Anni's face, here's a many, many years old drawing of her: sta.sh/0gevx81yzs0

I don't foresee myself straying into anthro art too often but it was fun to stretch my art legs on this. Oh, and the pin is based loosely on Col. Ninotchka's finisher in GLOW back in the 80s.

Deborah belongs to Drawing-4Ever
Anni belongs to me and will now go back in the attic with the other stuff I don't use.