Oh. My.
Yum.
I *like* this, Acyl, I really do. Agreed on a couple of the issues you mention -- as you say, something is off with Rhea's limbs, though I can't put
my finger on what yet. I'll stare at it a while and see if something comes into focus. I'm not seeing a problem with the necks, but you're the
artist, not me
, so I'll take your word for it.
As for the clothing, well... neither Rhea nor Lisa is shy, and both of them have excellent reasons besides showing off to wear tight clothing. I don't
think it's an issue, myself... and I must admit, I rather like the look you've got going on for Lisa there. I'll let Sweno make the final call,
but for me, I'll repeat my earlier "Yum."
This feels almost like an alternate universe take on them, kind of a younger feel. I'm impressed.
(And now I'm debating freeing a costume slot to give Rhea this look. ^_^ )
Edit to add: I meant to say, I really dig the 'working notes' we can see in the margins here. I don't know how, exactly, but it makes it seem
more... I dunno. More accessible? I'm not saying they should stay in the final product (though that could be interesting), but in the sketch phase,
it's really neat to see things like that. Kind of a glimpse into the artist at work, so to speak. Thank you!
--sofaspud
--"Listening to your kid is the audio equivalent of a Salvador Dali painting, Spud." --OpMegs
Yum.
I *like* this, Acyl, I really do. Agreed on a couple of the issues you mention -- as you say, something is off with Rhea's limbs, though I can't put
my finger on what yet. I'll stare at it a while and see if something comes into focus. I'm not seeing a problem with the necks, but you're the
artist, not me
, so I'll take your word for it.As for the clothing, well... neither Rhea nor Lisa is shy, and both of them have excellent reasons besides showing off to wear tight clothing. I don't
think it's an issue, myself... and I must admit, I rather like the look you've got going on for Lisa there. I'll let Sweno make the final call,
but for me, I'll repeat my earlier "Yum."
This feels almost like an alternate universe take on them, kind of a younger feel. I'm impressed.
(And now I'm debating freeing a costume slot to give Rhea this look. ^_^ )
Edit to add: I meant to say, I really dig the 'working notes' we can see in the margins here. I don't know how, exactly, but it makes it seem
more... I dunno. More accessible? I'm not saying they should stay in the final product (though that could be interesting), but in the sketch phase,
it's really neat to see things like that. Kind of a glimpse into the artist at work, so to speak. Thank you!
--sofaspud
--"Listening to your kid is the audio equivalent of a Salvador Dali painting, Spud." --OpMegs