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Published: 2007-04-01 11:24:20 +0000 UTC; Views: 1630; Favourites: 51; Downloads: 25
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OK, back then working on this piece I decided to make something more adult that time - An anthropomorphized being in an undignified circumstance* (*yiff). Then after hearing this is no yiff at all IΒ΄m not afraid not to put this picture as a mature content. Well, next time perhaps.As always this character is based on a actual girl I meet every now and then in chat rooms.
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O O oh tis squeee worthy
*bows at awesomeness*
tis so pretty o o
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oh wow the B-E-A-uty in this picture. you are quite amazing with your art. funny I could hire you as a teacher to teach me how to draw better.
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Yes, you are very funny - WeΒ΄d start with me teaching you "how to draw better", would turn into me inquiring from you how to manage colouring and colour pencils and end up at you sitting me a model while I paint and very happy about it. 
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LOL thats very funny. I think that when I use color pencils and or prisma color pencils, I get really crazy about what colors I use to blend.
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I agree with Atticus, this is a magnificent piece. ^_^
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Very nice. I'm glad that you made her look like a classic nude that one of the great masters would have painted. The use of colors is very nice as well. And I wouldn't worry about this being mature content either. It's pretty far away and above being yiff bcause of her pose. She may be nude but she's not exposed, and I'm very glad you did that. I especially like how you used her tail to cover her bottom. I can safely say that this mature, but in a good way. It makes you appreciate the sensuality of a woman and her body without degrading her. People can favorite it without looking like perverts.
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One mundane actually did. Thank you for this long and nice comment very much!
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Interesting painting technique, I like this piece.
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Oh man, although I'm commenting about it on just this picture, I've noticed it throughout your gallery: you're a master at drawing luscious folds! This piece is no exception; the black and white feline surrounded by the colourful fabrics is genuinely artistic, and I'm captured by all those realistic folds! ;D
And by the comments, I'm assuming this is an actual painting? And with tempura paints, even! I know how cheap-y and runny those are, from personal experience. But you sure seem to know what you're doing: You have some /serious/ talent.
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Whoa, thank you! You actually noted everything I go for and you also might be the first one who noticed this colourless lady put in a surounding as exquisite as I managed. That is a full tank of good fuel you left by me here!
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what the frig you talkin about this really good art!! I am sooo scared to color in my art cause im scared i'll ruin it
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But that is the minor part of it all!
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I didn't mean it that way....... it's really good
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wonderful colors!i'll check your whole gallery!
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Price? I could charge a million dollars for a painting of a spot of red paint if I was famous, but would that be worth it? No. You put effort into your art, not just ignoring it so sell it for what it's worth, taking into time, effort, quality and prices of materials. (Should you sell it that is).
And on a note, if you want to know what an actual "yiff" circumstance would be, ask me. I had the unfortune time of mis-clicking one something and well... Learning a bit more than needed. (Should you want to know, I don't care if you don't or do, your choice.)
As for a "striped cat", I'm guessing she's either a house cat, tigress(Of some sort, well... Tigers are striped... I guess...) or a custom species.
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You must be the only man I know who reads all the text! Even comments of the others! Very appriciated indeed! I guess you make a point about the paint, if for nothing else the pics are really low in price and as for her the basis of I was told was that sheΒ΄s a striped cat.
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This is excellant form of art, for the kind of paint you say you use. I am stunned, I have seen people use really high quality paint and err... Acheive results not expected.
Well, I also dont see how this is mature content. But keep up your work. And on another note, what is her species?
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Wow! Gorgeous! I love your style of colouring here, so unique! ^^
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You have a wonderfull gallery! I love the sketchy-ness of it, and yet they are all so clear and wonderfully done. Thank you for the heartfelt comment from before. <3
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What type of paint do you use?
This reminds me of some classical art
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ItΒ΄s usual tempera paint (little kids use it for itΒ΄s cheap). I use it dense like concrete on usual paper. All is painted in it, I donΒ΄t use the white of the paper to make lighter shades, here even white places are with white colour. I donΒ΄t know what classical art this could be similar with but IΒ΄m greatful youΒ΄re curious about how this was done.
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Just the pose and the peaceful calm about it made me think of a piece by Ingres. I found a link to a image [link]
That is a cool painting technique and very inexpensive which is even better. I see this as proof that great art doesn't need to be made using the most expensive materials.
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Thank you! Actual picture is in fact a little brighter because my scanner darkens everything.
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have a copy of photoshop? image>adjustments>color balance is pretty slick 
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I have no idea what youΒ΄re talking about here. Photoshop is one big unknown for me. I hardy handle basics of Photoshop. What is it you think should be done?
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do you have photoshop? if not use [link] it's free and similar, i can help you with either one.
(you can use them to correct the color)
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IΒ΄m actually not that bad with Photoshop. I know all the pictures look slightly else then what they really are but I donΒ΄t do any corrections unless itΒ΄s really necessary. I think this one doesnΒ΄t need one.
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i agree, no alterations needed-
when you mentioned it brightened the picture, i thought you wish it hadn't.
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nothin' too mature about it, she's just...relaxing. nude. alot of girls do. i think you drew her body very nicely, overall the picture seems more soft and less sexual than sensual.
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