Sketch | Yolanda
@Echigo Using your gravure references, I conjured up this monstrosity. 
I'm somewhat happy with it, but at least I got somewhere. Probably just needs some tweaking and maybe a bit more brainstorming on the background.
Might make her boobs milky for fun or something, since I wanted to practice drawing really perverted inverted nips (I was looking at ponchi's art). Heck, I may as well make two versions of the same image: one where Yolanda is at rest and smiling, and another where she is embarassed and lactating.
I'm somewhat happy with it, but at least I got somewhere. Probably just needs some tweaking and maybe a bit more brainstorming on the background.
Might make her boobs milky for fun or something, since I wanted to practice drawing really perverted inverted nips (I was looking at ponchi's art). Heck, I may as well make two versions of the same image: one where Yolanda is at rest and smiling, and another where she is embarassed and lactating.
Yolanda | Venus's Cradle
This was probably one of the hardest drawings I've done. For more experienced artists it is probably nothing major, but I got too comfortable with the standard 3/4 angle, so I decided to try something new this time. Potentially, I bit off more than I could chew, but I learned a lot along the way. Coupled with how exaggerated Yolanda's proportions are, it was difficult for me to warp the human-female-scale sketch I initially worked with. There were a few days I stayed up late pulling up many references to trial-and-error fix her pose and face.
Originally I planned to draw her on a bed, but one night I got a random stroke of creativity and instead decided to make it more mystical. As such, I settled on a bed of clouds with a space background and then called the "place" something interesting.
Now, it is as good as I believe this drawing to be within a timely (not really) fashion. I hope you enjoy my beloved goddess!
Originally I planned to draw her on a bed, but one night I got a random stroke of creativity and instead decided to make it more mystical. As such, I settled on a bed of clouds with a space background and then called the "place" something interesting.
Now, it is as good as I believe this drawing to be within a timely (not really) fashion. I hope you enjoy my beloved goddess!
