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So, here's a little glimpse into my typical creative process..


Spend day working on scene,

Take break after a bunch of hours to gain perspective and avoid burnout,

End up spending said break  actually doing more 3D stuffs in entirely new blank workspace, and bodge together some cool/creepy/cute/monster animal hybrid character,

Preview the creation, realise it could use some dressing.  Add props, lights, hair, clothing etc,

Spend more time swapping hair and outfits than I have done for real in my entire life...

Realise this character needs a "Before" shot (Kinda important in this genre), so soften and humanise the wicked creation.  Then realise that just 1 before shot won't cut it, and you really need a middle stage.

Yay! 3 Part sequence complete.  But wait, you could do one more final stage, looking even more wild.  One becomes two.  

This is pretty much how every sequence of mine was birthed. They're all just failed before and after portraits.

So, this toothy charmer here seems to have found her place in the Soloverse, but we still don't know her name.  I thought I'd get you guys to come up with something. 

 Comments below, yo!

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Bonaparte

Just wanted to second the comment about the leg hair and the backlighting (and apparently draft effect - wow so much detail and consideration goes into these!). For one, I enjoy the subtle touch of adding "normal" to subtly more than normal body hair on your female creations in their early stage transformations. It's those small touches that really sell it and make it that much sexier!

Solone

So far, Sophia. EDIT: I see you edited and added Amanda. I'm liking both, but Sophia suits her well I think. It'll be days at the very least before I need to use a name, so I'm up for seeing if anyone else has suggestions in the mean time.

Anonymous

great peach fuzz on the legs!

Solone

Thanks. I took the walls out to allow for more ambient light to hit from the sides, which seemed to have the added effect of making her hairs stand on end with all that cool draft. I need to go check on her actually, there's nothing propping up the ceiling!

Anonymous

This is going to be an outstanding sequence, I can't wait for the subsequent panels.

Rey Fox

She seems more like an Amanda to me. I like when the little unassuming girls turn out to be beasts.

Venom2230

She looks like Jenny Poussin to me