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Published: 2009-05-11 10:56:28 +0000 UTC; Views: 4932; Favourites: 78; Downloads: 303
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Just some common outfits for the character. A frequently worn short QiPao, her old Chainsman Institute uniform, and her "Lay about the house on a lazy Saturday when I don't feel like even getting dressed" Cami & panties.- Polecat
Lessons Learned - I really should make a template to standardize the head size. A minor variation and I end up with 3 different sized versions. Looks weird to my eye....
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All of those outfits and expressions are exactly what I'd expect a dom girlfriend to have just before she ties me up and punishes me. ^_^
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*LOL* Should I worry that theyse are what she wears CASUALLY??
- Polecat
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No way! That means she has awesome taste!
I just hope she wouldn't mind a boyfriend with similar tastes in wardrobe.
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She generally has less boyfriends and more would-be abductors..... <.< >.>
- Polecat
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We have even more in common than I thought. ;D
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Have you done many sketches of how Tasha's new hair looks in differnt positions like facing straight down, in strong wind, or if she tilts her head to either side? My own attempts at realistic hair are kinda pathetic, and I've been following your examples in trying to improve my own skills.
Maybe you'd consider a few sketches of how Tashas hair would look wet? From a light rain to a bucket of water dumped over her head, that would probably push it straight down over her whole face considering where the part is. Or even looking down then back up again might change it's position a lot, encroaching across her nose and mouth. Or am I just thinking too hard?
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I'd think the hair would look pretty similar wet as is does now honestly. But don't worry, I'm considering a page with some of those, and some minor alterations that can be used for character (Like tucking the left side behind her ear)...
- Polecat
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She looks the most formidible on the left.
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Heh, you have a unique perspective on "formidable" methinks.
- Polecat
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I love the lazy version...
Eyes glitter with excitement...
ooooooo....shiny!
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Well even mad scientists need days off.
- Polecat
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as i sayd before... i LOVE how you dress her <3 i also like the poses!
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Thank you. 
- Polecat
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The lights of the latex on your Chainsman mod are so amazing! (I did a Latex job a few moths ago, but I think it looks kinda odd to me). Your Chinese mod really show your gorgeous body. And your Sunday mod... I almost can imagine you doing your exercises balcony and me peeking from across the street.
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Oh, so THAT'S the peeper I keep reporting to the cops...
Seriously tho, glad you liked the costuming.
- Polecat
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ya' welgone and I'll be expecting the restriction order to get yar autograph.
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Looks like Tasha's got good taste in attire.
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I'd like to think so.
- Polecat
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Thank you, glad you liked 'em.
- Polecat
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You're welcome.
You did a really good job with them
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Nice work. Good shine on the center outfit. And yeah, head size is still something I have to work on. At least you have the courage to draw bare feet, something I brazenly refuse to attempt.
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Bare feet are like bare hands, hard as hell but look good when they're done right.
- Polecat
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(from zym)
I tell Greg and others that taking a bit of life drawing helps with hands and feet. I also highly recommend Jack Hams book on Drawing the Human Figure... or even checking out anatomy books. We probably should do more 'model sheets' with our stuff like you do... good practice!
I have one picture framed in the house that a fine artist friend of mine found amongst my year of life drawing materials. It is a study of hands and feet. If it wasn't so larger, I would post it. It includes adult, child, male and female and so on... of my family when the kids were little. He told me that he's never seen a study done so well, thus framing it and hanging it up. It's done mostly in charcoals and conte crayon.
zym
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Actually, i got started using anatomy books, and have picked up Hamm's book as well, among others. The only problem I have is I've reached a sort of "mid-point" with my art, where there's really no other way to get butter then just practice, practice and... oh yeah, more practice. 
- Polecat
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I know what you mean. The only other thing is observation - look at friends, people, strangers, whomever while they are doing stuff - check out hand positions and stuff. I find it helps as well. Also of course, keep proportions in mind as to width and length of feet and hands... yeah, I know they are tricky.
Keep drawing and keep up the good work!
zym
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Trust me, I'm a confirmed people watcher... tho it's odd, I tend to notice "motion" a lot, and how people walk. Maybe it comes from being an animation fan too... or I just like seeing pretty girls who know "how" to walk.
- Polecat
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The left one makes me think of a quote from the Ford Fairlane movie. "A girlΒ΄s got to shave before leaving the house like that, and i donΒ΄t mean her legs!"
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I imagine that would depend on the sort of panties she wore.
- Polecat
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