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and the NSFW versions, for those who want to see them ;P

This time I added an alternative expression so that you get a tad more then just clothes and no clothes.

Also, the daisies in her lap were not planned but, since I don't want to detail that area out (yet), it looked kinda bland. so I felt giving her some tasteful censoring adds a bit of charm ^^"

Hope you like the art. full versions in the attachments, as usually :)

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FriskaDraws

Love her mischievous smirk!!! And the shock at the last one makes it seem like she is wondering how she ended up like this xD (beautiful art, as usual💕💕)

VegetableLasgna

Another knockout of the park. Which version do you start with first when making the sfw and NSFW version? Start nude and add clothes or vice versa?

Jeshthalion

Her smugness while being nude is greatly appreciated~💖💖💖

Alistair Star⭐️

I'm guessing it's the 1st one. I mean, when your born you Pretty much do start out as a baby in your birthday suit.

Alistair Star⭐️

That's OK with the flowers. It's clearly a sign that she hasn't been deflowered yet. I also like the daisy greenery thing on her horn.

S-o-i-l-

Censoring with items is good it add a little something, it's the mozaic things that are boring. The fact that it's because you don't want to draw it is clearly understandable, it would be questionable if you'd draw it, but just censore.

Ave_Joe

In the 70s Playboy’s centerfolds didn’t show everything, Penthouse and Hustler did. PB’s was a little more artsy and place women on a pedestal, the other two leaned towards porn. What you do without everything being shown is fine. Change if it feels right for you.

Dattoffer

My favorite Galfailure !

KaiserFrazer67

Bea had mentioned a few times on her Twitch stream that it's easier for her (and most artists) to draw a generally nude figure (albeit with "Barbie-doll" anatomy) and add clothes afterward. I would imagine for pad/computer-drawn illustrations meant to have an NSFW option, it's just a matter of going back to the original "Barbie-doll" nude and adding details like nipples and such. For her sketches using physical media (paper, watercolors, pencils, etc.), obviously anything meant to be NSFW in the first place would have to be drawn as such from the get-go.