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A cute guy is blessed with 'endless self fulfilment' at a shrine, a 'gift' from a powerful being that had fallen for him and would love to see more of a cutie like him. Many, MANY more of him...

...so I kinda way over estimated just how burnt out I would be after the work week ended. Didn't feel too bad when it ended, but hoo boy after waking back up it was pretty rough. ^^;

So I made this, a quick simple thing. Also as bit of self fulfilment here as well to get settled in better. As, I do love a well filled sweater. :D

Left things open to interpretation to what goes on past the blurb. I mostly just didn't have the energy to do a full story setup or the like, so just a quick setup and release was all I could do.

For this one, I decided to see how well the dark lines work up front and have the more personal stylised lines as the second option. And also the lines without any color at all because... because. If possible, please give input on it. Would like to hear which is preferred and why. :)

Anywho, enjoy! :)

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Lonesome Lurker

I generally prefer thick, solid borders like option 1. They feel more exaggerated to better sell the ample goods on display.

Test-0

Ooo, that is a good point! If I want something more solid and weighty, the harder lines sell it better! A thick to thicc conversion. :D I could switch it up based off mood, something like the previous preg being meant to be soft and comfy so it got the light shade, while something this gets the heavier look. At least as the main vs extra versions. :)

NicoH (NPSao)

What's better than a woman with two round orbs stretching her top? A woman with three orbs stretching her top. I like both versions, I think I'm more used to the thinner outlines because of your past works, but the thick lines work as well.

Test-0

Many big rounds, quantity as well as quality. Hard not to love it. :D Yeah, both have their merits. The specific style I've built up for the colored lines vs the darker more solid black ones do different things better. I think if I have something I think could benefit from it, I'll do the darker lines and keep a colored version as the side, and visa versa. No reason to really only make it a single only anyways, I can do both very easily. :)