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SapphiraHiro — Fujiko And Her Erotic Cleavage
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Published: 2009-06-24 06:47:24 +0000 UTC; Views: 1571; Favourites: 32; Downloads: 23
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You heard me! Fujiko and her EROTIC CLEAVAGE! Easily the best cleavage I've ever drawn.Time - About 4 - 5 hours w/ procrastination.
Fujiko is from the Lupin the Third series and not of my own creation.
Edit - I FORGOT THE BACKSTRAP TO THE BIKINI TOP! LAWL! xD
Oh well... it's still sexy...
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NICE! I know for a fact that she would definitely go for James Bond and Lupin would be so crazy jealous. As a matter of fact someone here should do an artwork of what that would be like! LOL!
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If you see anything like that, I NEED TO SEE IT! Hahahahha.
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LAWL! Thanks! xD
I how more hot girls hidden in my Gallery. Look through the commissions. There's a Tifa x Quistis pic, a Tifa in a blue dress, a Rydia, and then somewhere, probably in the OCs folder is a hot 'Thank you for 5k' pic. BD
Plenty of cute ladies strewn about. xD
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Hmmm.... you know, I don't think I've ever tried to draw any female characters in an open frontal posture yet (I have them chibi-style or only obscure views, etc.), so maybe I'll have to give that a try.
Obviously I'll have to do a bit more research on structure and proportions before I give this a shot, since it took me a while to get males down straight and not looking too awkward- I think drawing a female in the style of a male wouldn't be the best idea, hahaha.
Very nice, though! Did you pen the outline? And I was looking over the shading- I still don't know entirely how it works or if there's any trick to it, but I'm sure I'll get it sooner or later. The sooner I understand, I guess the sooner I can start on coloring my pictures.
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I did it on PChat. The top layer it the outline which I used a pen tool on size '0' for. (Note: sizes on PChat are different from Photoshop. Photoshop doesn't have a size '0'. xD )
Then on separate layers I used cell shading for each individual part. First the skin (as it is the mass of the work) I colored it a light tan before doing rough shading with a darker tan. Then I went over it with the light tan once more to create sharp edges and further define the shadow.
It's very easy after a little practice. You just have to know where to shade.
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Hmmm... I see. I think I've just been a bit shy of starting the process- I'm sure you're right about starting and getting a little practice in to get used to it.
Coincidentally, I think one reason my Tabitha's a bit lacking is because of it's a sketch rather than a colored picture; she wears white clothes, so in a sketch it's a bit awkward vs. the background and her skin.
Again though, I think I've found new appreciation for these things... especially after discovering the actual process :3.
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