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Zipper on suit

  • Yeah! 121
  • Nah! 19
  • Not sure :/ 27
  • 2021-05-08
  • 167 votes
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I usually don't draw zippers on suits or masks, but I start loving to draw them.

For me, Zippers make suits and masks look like and feel like objects rather than body parts. 

What do you think about zippers?

Comments

R.O.M

Zippers are ok. I think they just should not be very big not to spoil the look of the suit.

Brandon Creyer

I think it depends on the context. But zippers, even small ones can change the suit from a former person to a carefully crafted piece, like the difference between masks from Mission Impossible movies and skin-snatching scene in Men in Black.

Timberwlfy

I am ok with zippers, but they work better in some pictures than others. It's all about the situation and context. :)

Fox

I agree with above; Zippers are situational, but can also be a wink to the viewer to indicate a disguise when it's not otherwise apperent to others in the artwork, or just a fun artistic "cherry on top" to make it sexier. In general, I find them sexy when available to use, and especially in a reveal.