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Itachi88

That commission looks amazing

Connie Edogawa (edited)

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2026-09-05 08:00 every time I see one of these I feel a moment of jealousy. >.> if this could happen irl, and Lust were kind enough to leave me as tall and thin as I am while still making me as hot and busty as she does everyone else, I'd be the happiest girl in the world.
2020-08-06 03:17 every time I see one of these I feel a moment of jealousy. >.> if this could happen irl, and Lust were kind enough to leave me as tall and thin as I am while still making me as hot and busty as she does everyone else, I'd be the happiest girl in the world.

every time I see one of these I feel a moment of jealousy. >.> if this could happen irl, and Lust were kind enough to leave me as tall and thin as I am while still making me as hot and busty as she does everyone else, I'd be the happiest girl in the world.

Misty F.

Love the attention to detail you paid to her grip. Gives a good sense of how squishy they are

PhantomInks

Very good quality, may I ask why it varies sometimes?

Grumpy-TG

The easy answer to that question would be "I'm Human!" but, while that is a factor, there's several other variables at play. First off, when it comes to commissioned work, I can only afford to put in as much effort as I'm being paid for. When I provide a commission quote I usually also offer less costly options which will have an impact on quality, but may be more affordable. In those cases, you can kinda tell. Conversely, if I receive a big tip, or I'm working with a long-time customer with whom there's mutual respect, I can go the extra mile. When it comes to my personal work, there's some fluctuation based on my interest, how much time I had to work, and several other factors. If we're looking at my pay-comics, there's a lot to consider. I'm always pressed for time, and working on huge comics can really drain my creative energy. If I'm forced to prioritize either story or art, in those cases I go for the art. Additionally, I can't afford to give pieces that extra polish when I need to get say, 20 pages done by the end of the week. In the case of A Little Bit Magic, That comic is super experimental. Some weeks I need to get it done quickly, and so I rush through it, Other weeks, I have time and get to give it an extra touch, but whenever I want to try something new with my art, I try it first there, so sometimes it doesn't work! I hope this is helpful in answering your question!