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Night Ops Sara'Nayde
🕑 Added 2022-12-09 17:01:01 +0000 UTCI proudly present the first Patreon poll winner picture set featuring Sara’Nayde the Samurott ready for a night ops warrior mission with gunblade in hand!
As you can see by the picture alts, I put some very unique effort into these sets. The chest obeys physics rather than simply hiding a layer, leaving them defying gravity!
But at the same time, the clothes awkwardly don’t just slip over gravity obeying boobs as well. That is something that bugged me about many artists that do nude alts is that yes, the boobs can be drawn to look right nude but not with clothes on. Tops shouldn’t just squish the flesh but are intended to provide some sort of support.
But to do this does take tremendous amount of work to do. It increases the picture work time by about 50%. It’s a big effort to juggle the amount of layers and layer arrangement becomes extremely important. With a picture like this, I would normally arrange the layers differently between the clothed and nude versions, and with that in mind, I had to find a common point that worked for both.
Thankfully, while doing this I can still see a lot of room to learn and make the process easier. It will be a matter of doing more of these!
And yes, hyper and environmental alts are on my to do list. Hyper meaning enlarged body parts and environment referring to changing the background to imply either action or change in height.
Though finally I will say that I do wish I had a more powerful computer. Having to export the PNG files sometimes takes 30-60 seconds to do. If I make a mistake and have to do it again, that time adds up.
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Done as a sketch on paper, scanned in, and painted in Photoshop CS5.
Comments
Eclipsis
Oh absolutely. As one person once said, if you are not making mistakes or failing, you are not pushing yourself past your limit and growing!
Zeke (Xelios)
I personally have felt the pain of making a mistake which sets me back more than people realize... But unfortunately that's just how it is. Taking the time to learn from mistakes is a valuable thing.
