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Switch 55 Slight Revision (Patreon)

Published:
2015-11-27 09:36:56
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2026-06
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Okay I really didn't change much here. Just small tweaks to Casey's eyes and Bria's boob-squish in panel one. But the latest of Patreon's weird upload glitches is that I can no longer make edits to existing posts it seems. And since it's important to me that the best version of any page get posted here first I see little choice but to post pretty much the same page twice. Hopefully they'll have this hiccup resolved by next week. ><

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Anonymous

Any excuse for more boob squish is to be encouraged, if you ask me.

Danny

awesome, its good to see an artist have respect for their work and strive for perfection because it also means we patrons get the best outcome too ^_^ p.s i forgot to wish you a happy 'turkey day' lol, i hope you ate heaps :)

Reinbach
>>1024984

Thanks I'm glad we're on the same page! I want every page of this comic to be as good as I'm possibly capable of at my current skill level. And yes I did indeed stuff my face like a monster yesterday. XD

meiwow

Reinbach, if I may humbly ask you, have you concidered not using that "gritty" effect you have on (layer6) at least over the characters? I'm not sure if you use it to make the whole thing look more "realistic", but to me it just ends up looking more dirty and gritty, and not as easy on the eyes as plain simple cartoonish pallets, at least, for example, over the character's skins. That gritty filter looking effect over Bria's hair and skin is what I'm talking about. In my opinion, no matter how you slice it, or how many effects you use, your style is cartoonish and that's more than fine with me, adding that effect only compliments the background surfaces, not character skins or hair. I found myself turning that layer on and off just to see the difference and in my opinion, the organic parts of the characters can do without it. What do you think?

Reinbach
>>1029044

Well I certainly appreciate the feedback. Though I admit I'd have a hard time getting rid of the rough texture, even on just the characters at this point in the story. After 55 pages I think Switch would look strange without it. Though I'll admit it causes some problems on dark skinned characters like Bria. Maybe in the next chapter I'll experiment with some new textures.