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That's just a lot of pink right there.Related content
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Yeah like that scene from dumb and dumber!
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Yeah, except with women, and more realistically shaped airbags, but yeah that's the idea...
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With such a circumstance she's in, what's going to happen next?
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The future's not ours to see.
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Great work !! Love her facial expression very much too !!
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Β Amazing! What a pleasant experience that would be...
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Sure looks like she thinks so
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And so the bubbles consume and absorb her,Β turning her into bubblegum.
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Interesting take on it!
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In her final efforts of struggle, the bubbles grew enough to close the crack. Then the seam sealed itself. She was no longer visible, and all she could see was pink. She was stuck, encased between two layers of gum, like a vacuum seal. But it wasn't over. Instead of suffocating from a lack of oxygen, she began to experience a strange sensation. She no longer had a need to breathe. Instead, the gum started bonding to her skin, almost like it was seeping into her. She could feel every inch of her skin melt to the surface. She was blending with the bubble, like a mixture of taffy. Her matter was becoming one with the bubble. Even her clothes disappeared. Her mind felt light; her consciousness beginning to fade. She could feel her being connect with the gum, and her individuality dissipate. She was becoming an object; transforming into a lesser state of being. Soon, there was nothing left, and when the bubble deflated, there was no sign of the girl. It was something out of a magic act. She was no more; one with the bubble; a bunch of additional pink matter, joined with the rest. No longer a girl, but nothing more than bubblegum now...
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Nice little story!
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This reminds me of the old Extra Classic Bubble Gum commercial.
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Β Amazing! What a pleasant experience that would be...
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Indeed. You're right about that my friend. ^3^
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Those commercials were flagrant false advertising.
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Oh. 
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I just mean they set unrealistic standards for impressionable young minds.
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Hmmm... Okay. I get you now. ^^
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Oh wow, that I call a wonderful strong bubble gum, haha~
great job!
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Science is taking far too long to get to this kind of strength. Maybe we should do a kickstarter.
Thanks Sheepy!
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Looks even better in color. Excellent job my friend. I think Khornath has all the right words down there haha
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Thanks! He do be good with words!
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I don't think they have the mass to crush, but they're sure tryin.
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is this why too much pink energy is dangerous?
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I think that's a reference I don't get, but yes.
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Oooooh!Β
Amy Jo...Β She neared Kelly Kapowski levels of childhood crushing.
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well now i don't get the reference
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Amy Jo Johnson who played the pink ranger. She nearly surpassed my original childhood crush of Kelly Kaposwki from Saved by the Bell.
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Oooooh!
well in other news i really like the bubble belly/ bubble mermaids you drew
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Welp, she's buggered.
Quite royally, by the looks of things.
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Not enough pink.
So cozy, so lucky.
And of course, nice picture as always.
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That's like 99.99999% pink! Let me have a speck of blue!
As always, thanks PB!
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Never!
And you know you're welcome.
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Just the right amount of pink, in fact.Β
Really just a great pic, all around. Despite its singular subject and point of focus, it just helps to convey a strong narrative and lack of fuss to the pic.
Immediately, I'm just captivated by our lovely (and rather unfortunate) gal's expression. That element of fear; you'd probably heard this before - but you've really captured that heart-pounding moment of realization that she's been struggling for some time to escape, and now she's just about to be swallowed up by a huge unpoppable bubble and there's nothing she can do about it.Β
The way her hands are clawed into the bubble that's bulging around them (rather than say... reaching out towards the viewer) just adds to that 'impending finality' of her bubbly predicament. The 'you can struggle all you want, but there's no escape the snug embrace' part of the story.Β
Your attention to detail is marvelous as well, the puffing of her lips and cheeks from the bubble's pressure as well as the bubble's light on her face and reflected in her eye (that 'rim' pink glow). It really does help to add to the realism that grounds the pic, regardless of its 'fantastic' setting.Β
Take note other people who are viewing this, that's how light actually reflects on someones eye and face. Not everything is a light-eating-matt-black hole.Β
Lastly, I love your excellent use of colors here (as I said, just the right amount of pink). I just noticed after closer scrutiny that you probably chose blue for the gal's eye and a deep red for her lips intentionally. The blue and red really helps her face stand out a bit more in the sea of pinkΒ
Lastly-lastly, (yeesh, are you never gonna shut up?) - I also just noticed that I think her hands are the other way around... looking at the angle of her face and anatomy, I have a feeling that her right hand would be on top and her left at the bottom - just by the way her (currently) top left hand's thumb is positioned....Β
Might be just my bad eye, though...
Ack - I've rambled too much... Once again - a real amazing pic ! (despite it's more simplistic nature)Β
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Man, I think you put more effort into the comment than I did with the picture! I'm sure what you meant to say was "Can it be me?".
Thank you again for all the kind words! The way you pick each little aspect apart really makesΒ me feel like a real life artist. It's nice.
As for her hands, I drew her left above and right below. Are you saying that I drew them wrong, or that you think she should be positioned differently? Both are thumb-down, as her wrists are pronated.
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Well... I never actually asked 'Can it be me?'. However, that may, probably, in a totally non-committal manner, be what I'm saying hypothetically.Β
Aww, never ever think yourself of anything less than a most masterful real life artist, because you absolutely are ! (unless you're a part of the voices in my head that tells me to sacrifice llamas to the wallaby-demons)Β
The kind words are absolutely warranted ~ I mean, your works are always full of the subtle, lovely details to pick out and interpret.Β
I dunno, when I took a closer look (having stopped gushing at the marvel of the overall picture), I found her arms/hands a little weird. I'll send you a note about it.Β
It's a minor detail, that really doesn't detract anything from the pic... except when it, y'know weirds me out a bit and-- (shut up, Khornath!)
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what if I just said those aren't her hands?
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Yeah - the way you've explained it to me makes sense now. And just proves I was getting it wrong (curse my bad eye!)
Also, it actually makes it doubly interesting if the hidden narrative makes it such that those aren't her hands (mmmm~)Β
Cheers !Β
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its always a good day when Spartly posts something
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