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halloween_2021_004 (Patreon)

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2021-10-22 12:36:02
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Still going forward. slowly but surely ^^

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Andrew

I have a question. It seems like in your most recent art you're leaving the women more clothed. I understand that it makes character identification easier, especially with pictures with large numbers of characters, but I was wondering if it was a conscious decision or if there was some other reason. I still love your work, just wondering why the apparent change.

Reybacca

Gorgeous work Alx!

alxr34
>>70313039

I always kept a lot of clothes on... it is a conscious choice. It helps "telling a story." Draw a naked girl in a desert with weird rocks, and you have a picture of a naked girl with weird rocks... but put her in a Starfleet uniform and it's suddenly a lot more interesting. Add Gorn warriors in the background, and you start telling a story. That said. Some characters have more unique looks and don't need as much clothing than others to be easily recognizable. Daphne and Velma for example only need a pair of square glasses and a headband, while "the brides", in this case, need their overly designed dress in order to be something else than just another blond, redhead or brunette.

kupo
>>70313039

And now I'm thinking about Tribbles as a horror trope. Probably Klingon horror. Lol

alxr34
>>70313039

Also, there's a difference between what I'll do for a comic and what I'll do for a pinup. I can take a lot more clothes of Rey and Rose without fear, since I have many pages and dialogue boxes to tell their story. Meanwhile I have only 1 picture, usually without any text, to convey the information I need for a pinup to tell it's tale. And I almost always try to tell a story, even in the most simplistic images.