Another battler improved in SAI. This time I put on a size more or less standard for those who want to use. If anyone wants this battler Larger drop me a note. Just give credit to me.
This character is a creation for my game I'm developing in RPG Maker XP.
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Mais um battler melhorado no SAI. Dessa vez coloquei com um tamanho mais ou menos padrão para quem quiser usar. Se alguém quiser esse battler em tamanho maior me mande uma nota. Apenas dêem os créditos a mim.
Essa personagem é uma criação minha para o jogo que estou desenvolvendo no RPG Maker XP.
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The char and battler was made by me if you use it credit me. Sabrina is an OC created by
`ChewedKandi has certainly gone out of her way to keep the vector community on the right path. Always making sure that her talents are infinitely scalable, Sharon has put her bezier curves to excellent use, and firmly anchored herself as an inspirational leader. We're absolutely delighted to bestow the Deviousness Award for June 2013 to `ChewedKandi. Congratulations, Sharon! Read More
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eu reparei uma coisa em seu desenho e queria te dar uma dica. os joelho de sua personagens estão muito detalhados. acho que como vc esta usando o estilo anime de desenhar não precisaria ser tão detalhado. é só uma observação ^^ abraços e continue com o bom trabalho ^^
I know constant sexiness a staple of the genre, which is part of why it annoys me. To me, it seems thoughtless, uncreative and boring to tack a swimsuit and seduction on something which concept-wise includes frikkin' magic and eating of children. Isn't that badass enough? If you want a sexy class, why not make a succubus? A seductress? A honey trap? Anything which makes sense, design and concept-wise. Sexy is great. Nonsensical sexy is not.
I don't know if she's the only sexy spy-witch-seductress person in your gallery, and if so I apologize for letting my general annoyance loose on you. The whole thoughtless sexy thing is just... I dunno? Disappointing, I think. And a bit offensive. To all genders, no less.
PS. Do not take this response as aggression towards you, instead of your sincerity liked. And you were not the first to do this kind of comment to my characters.
I can respect an honest "I like sexy ladies, so I'll draw sexy ladies" stance. It tells me that your stories and settings aren't for me (since your love for sexiness takes presedence over relatability and sensibility, at the expense of my gender), which is unfortunate but fine. I still have quality issues with the stance (weaker female characters, weaker setting building, weaker storytelling), and I'm personally a bit tired of seeing my gender treated like decoration first and characters second... over and over, in the genres I enjoy.
But sincerely - if that's what you want to draw, and you're fine with the above, more respect to you. Thanks for being so polite about it, and I'm sorry if I came across as snappish