[NSFW] He's being kind of rough but she likes it (Patreon)

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Hello, I managed to do quite a bit more this month. I figured out one of Ellie's pierrot outfits for the opening scene of the revamp. It starts out at a point in the future, and then contrasts with where the story begins with Ellie's life in shambles. Now I have some proper NSFW; I also wrote sooo much in the script. I'm really enjoying the more psychological approach that I'm leaning hard into. It's a lot more mature and a bit darker. My anhedonia has lifted since I decided to do this. I have so much feeling to share and I'm not sure if you'll read anything like it. ---I responded to some questions earlier on the outfit design sheet and I wanted to share it here. I'll post the original comment I responded to.Starr Atlantis:Looks great!, is the school uniform? I got one other question. Are you putting earrings on Ellie? If so, may I suggest a type of stud so it doesn’t take away from her makeup. Otherwise she looks good and cute. Very sweet. I can still see why Grave would be intrigued by her. And what do you mean by pathos? Just for clarification, is that the background and details? You mentioned a looser style and I didn’t know what that meant. 🥰Me:It's not her uniform, it's just one of many outfits Ellie wears during meetings at the academy where the students and professors discuss their ideas and challenge each other. It's a fun and creative way to encourage pseudonymity instead of a cult of personality where the ideas are at the forefront and not the person representing it.The students and professors do have a uniform. The women wear classic dresses with cute capes that are shorter in the summer and longer in the winter. The men also have capes over a blouse and crisp trousers. By pathos, I mean human feeling. Like every artwork, even created under the pressure of a soulless corporation, has pathos. Many different artists can replicate the same work as closely as possible and there will always be a little bit of something unique to that person infused in the art work because no two people are identical. When I say "looser style", I meant I wouldn't obsess over perfect lines or details. As long as the images serves the story well and has plenty of pathos, or feeling, to me that's more important because I think trying to connect with the audience and make art that really resonates with people is more important than over polished images.