COY stands for Cross Over Yuri. The premise is pretty simple, I have a list I’ve compiled of over 500 cute girls from various anime and manga. I then use a random number generator to make pairing, which I then draw. Every third picture is a threesome.
Hah, I love this pic. Looking back, the coloring’s a bit amateurish, but I just love the dynamic between these two. You just know Judy was expecting some sweet shota lovin’, and ended up with a reverse-trap instead. I’m sure that didn’t stop her, though…
COY stands for Cross Over Yuri. The premise is pretty simple, I have a list I’ve compiled of over 500 cute girls from various anime and manga. I then use a random number generator to make pairing, which I then draw. Every third picture is a threesome.
Once again, I’m afraid this is a case of my reach over extending my boundaries. I really wanted this pic to be awesome, Amara Tenoh (Haruka Tenoh) is my absolute favorite Sailor Scout, and I really love Kannagi, too. Unfortunately, I wasn’t ready (and, indeed, may still not be) for a pose like this. All things considered, it turned out alright. It definitely could have been a lot worse. Still, I’d love to this pic done better justice some day…
COY stands for Cross Over Yuri. The premise is pretty simple, I have a list I’ve compiled of over 500 cute girls from various anime and manga. I then use a random number generator to make pairing, which I then draw. Every third picture is a threesome.
If someone were to ask me to choose a pic in my history that marks the turn where I could divide the old pics from the new, it would be this one. I was so terribly disappointed with the last couple COYs, and some of my other work, too, that this one was a blessing to me at the time. Looking back, it’s far from my best work. And yet, I still think it stands out. I was just starting to get the hang of real good, clean linework (not quite there yet, but this was a start), and it was the first pic where I really experimented with colored lighting. I’m also pretty fond of the pose, particularly Michelle (Michiru). Usually I have trouble with women in this position and, while this one isn’t perfect, it’s better than my other attempts at the time.
Also, as a side not, I absolutely love Sarah Adiemus, and intend to revisit her somewhere down the road.
COY stands for Cross Over Yuri. The premise is pretty simple, I have a list I’ve compiled of over 500 cute girls from various anime and manga. I then use a random number generator to make pairing, which I then draw. Every third picture is a threesome.
Man, did I drop the ball on this one. Ukitsu is by far my favorite character in Ikkitousen, so I was really looking forward to expanding the R34 on her. Well, I did, but this pic just sucks. I’m so unhappy with it, looking back. Still, though, it’s my intent to upload all of the COYs onto this blog, so here it is. I will definitely be revisiting Ukitsu sometime down the road, if not this same pairing.
COY stands for Cross Over Yuri. The premise is pretty simple, I have a list I’ve compiled of over 500 cute girls from various anime and manga. I then use a random number generator to make pairing, which I then draw. Every third picture is a threesome.
From an artistic perspective, this is not my best work. However, I still like this piece, as it’s one of the few times where I’ve really explored how the crossover would turn out. I think I managed to get a pretty good feel for a sexual relationship between these three, and it’s a lot funnier than it is sexy. What’cha gonna do?
COY stands for Cross Over Yuri. The premise is pretty simple, I have a list I’ve compiled of over 500 cute girls from various anime and manga. I then use a random number generator to make pairing, which I then draw. Every third picture is a threesome.
Man, this was a missed opportunity. I just had no inspiration for this pairing, but surely I could have come up with better than this, right… ?
COY stands for Cross Over Yuri. The premise is pretty simple, I have a list I’ve compiled of over 500 cute girls from various anime and manga. I then use a random number generator to make pairing, which I then draw. Every third picture is a threesome.
This was a complicated piece. Not because of anything with the image itself, but because I got into quite a tiffle with Gelbooru over it. Apparently, it didn’t meet their quality standards because Videl’s mouth, quote, “Looks like a Goomba.” Whatever. For some reason, their policy against allowing Western artists never came up, though.
Interestingly enough, though, I saw this pic on Gelbooru several months later. It was up for quite a while before someone realized I wasn’t Japanese and had it taken down. During that time, it received an extremely high rating and had several very positive comments, probably more than it deserved. Go figure.
COY stands for Cross Over Yuri. The premise is pretty simple, I have a list I’ve compiled of over 500 cute girls from various anime and manga. I then use a random number generator to make pairing, which I then draw. Every third picture is a threesome.
So here’s the third COY pic. While I’m very happy with how Tenma and Euphie turned out, Guu’s face and body overall have always bothered me. I imagine if I were to draw it again today it would be a bit better, but I’m not as attached to this pairing as I was the last two COYs. Still, I suppose it’s a mark in my evolution as an artist, lol.
COY stands for Cross Over Yuri. The premise is pretty simple, I have a list I’ve compiled of over 500 cute girls from various anime and manga. I then use a random number generator to make pairing, which I then draw. Every third picture is a threesome.
This was the second COY pic I did. Not too fond of this one, something about it just feels very off to me.
Again, though, this was an ideal pairing for something randomly generated. Mutsumi and Hyatt are both very similar characters, and may even share a voice actress (if not in Japanese, then in English).