I’ve been watching a lot of Steven Universe lately, and did this quick little picture as a result. I really want to do a lot more SU stuff in the future, if I can find the time. I still have larger montage pics in the works for Pearl and Amethyst, but I also want to do a lot more with Garnet, as well as Lapis Lazuli, Stevonnie, Opal, and maybe Connie as well. We’ll see, I always have way more ideas for pics than I’ll ever have the time to actually draw. :/
This is the second in a three-part Big Hero 6 commission, with a focus on pegging. The premise here is that, in the process of developing her chem-balls, Honey decides to test out some non-combat functions with Wasabi and Fred. Neither of these guys are really my type (I prefer femboys, so Wasabi’s to buff for me and both have facial hair), but I tried to experiment with ways to portray them that I thought worked. I’m pretty happy with the result, and hopefully those of you who dofind more masculine guys attractive can also get into this. 🙂
The WWOEC Woman of the Month for March 2015 is Debbie “Debs” Turnbull, the mother from Robotboy. I’ve only seen a handful of episodes from this show and, honestly, I don’t particularly care for it. I do get why Debs would be a popular pick, given her generous hip size, but for me it was difficult to reconcile the show’s style (particularly in regard to the character’s heads). I ended up drawing them more like Minecraft characters, which I think worked since I can’t pull off a 2D look well. I think the final result here is… okay. I’m not crazy about this pic, but I don’t hate it either.
Daffy got himself into some financial trouble with his usual schemes, but luckily Lola knows a good way to help Tina raise some quick cash.
I don’t know why, but I’m really feeling The Looney Tunes Show right now. I’m hoping to do a few more pictures with these characters, and possibly a few others from the show. Now that I’ve got the art style down better than I did they’re a lot quicker to get out than my usual pics. On top of that, the last one was pretty well-received, so I’m feeling pretty motivated to stick with them for a while.
There are a few things that I have trouble with when it comes to this line of work. One of those things is ducks, a strange conundrum that I’m still trying to reconcile. I don’t find ducks sexy, and yet (for some reason) ducks are a favorite animal for anthropomorphized “funny animal” cartoons in by Disney, Warner Bros., etc.
Now, when I say I don’t find ducks sexy, the main thing I’m talking about is their lower half. The duck legs, and strange bulbous hips are difficult for me because I don’t know how to use them. Additionally, there’s the beak, and between these two parts of the body 99% of the potential poses for an erotic image are suddenly limited. I have no idea how to make a duck blowjob sexy. Likewise, any form of penetration is going to present challenges for me. I did a lot of research on how other people have drawn ducks, and a lot of them involve things like giving human musculature to the legs or basically just painting duck colors on a human body, which I feel is taking the character a bit too far off-model.
That being said, there are a number of duck characters who are sexy that pop up because, again, ducks are a popular animal in cartoons. Tina Russo here is probably the best example of a character who, through a variety of qualifications beyond her species, I find extremely attractive. So, to try and find reasons to draw her, I have to think of different options. In this case I landed on a hand job with a cartoonish facial (with probably the only way I can think of to make a duck bill sexy), but hopefully I’ll be able to figure out other ways to use her without having to go too far off-model.
And don’t even get me started on Daffy’s cock. That was an entirely different concession, because there’s no way in hell I’m using an anatomically correct duck penis in a picture like this.
This is a commission I recently finished featuring Cia (from Hyrule Warriors), Aversa (from Fire Emblem) and Mariah (from Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure). I assume the idea here is to pair up three dark-skinned girls with white hair, which I’m all for. It’s an aesthetic that never gets old and, truth be told, I hope to have a non-commissioned picture of Cia sometime soon.
The WWOEC Woman of the Month for February 2015 is Diana from the Dungeons & Dragons animated series. Now, despite playing a lot of the game it’s based on, I’d never seen this show before. However, once I started doing some research, I had too many ideas to choose from. So I decided to pair her up with everyone from the main cast, and here we are. I might return to this character later, since I also wanted to do something with her staff weapon, but hey, we’ll see.
I decided to do two versions of the colors, one based on the flat colors of the show and another closer to my usual coloring style.
This is a commissioned piece I recently finished featuring Terra of the Teen Titans. The idea behind this picture is that Terra is “trapped” in these earth stocks but, since her power is to control earth, the implication is that she’s only as trapped as she wants to be. Hence, the seductive look she’s giving you, teasing you.
I’m not sure why, but somehow this picture was a lot easier to make than most of the pics I do. I’m not sure if it’s because there was only one character, or what, but when I got the description I was sure it would take longer than it did. However, I pumped it out in less than half the time I usually allot for for standalone pictures. Not that I’m complaining, mind you, as I’m still playing catch-up on some of my commissions. Hopefully we’ll be seeing a few of those pop up around here soon.
I drew this picture in June of last year, inked it at some point in September, and then left it sitting half-finished in my “WIP” folder until just now. The picture is really simple, so all it took was about a half-hour of coloring to wrap it up. I could have finished it at any time, but I kept putting it off because of other, more important (and complex) projects and commissions. However, because things have been slow around here, I finally took the time to finish it.
I can’t even remember what made me want to draw it, other than that I’ve always liked Toph. Whatever reason I had, I think the final piece isn’t too bad. It doesn’t even look that out of place next to my other, more recent pictures.
Here’s another commission I recently wrapped up, featuring Shinobu Kawajiri and Yukako Yamagishi from JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure Part IV: Diamond is Unbreakable. This comes to us from the same person that brought us the previous JoJo pictures and was drawn to specification via a reference image.
