The flowers are jealous of you, baby.

We need to have a talk. I know that if Kevin would have a tail in the middle of his backside, it would not show in this pose. BUT. This whole idea came from this image here:

And the light from the letter K makes it look so much like he has a tail and ears, so I wanted to draw him to be accurate to this image. Isn't this some kind of destiny that Kevin would have bunny ears and tail like this? They align almost perfectly. And then there was that Jakob puppy pic. Ah amazing.

I first drew him onto paper, but got shy with the head so didn't draw it onto this one. So the head is floating on some other page in my sketchbook. There were problems with the tones of the body and the head image, so had to also try to match them in temperature. If you look closely, it's still visible in the finished one, with the lines for it being lighter. But I'm glad that the orange background layer blends it in better. The ears and tail are digitally added though. I forgot to draw them in paper...

Anyway, I love the pencil shading!! It gets a bit hidden in the finished drawing, so wanted to include this image below as well. :)

And don't get me started on the trousers. Women's trousers. Brown, wide legged from the botton, flowing with movement, long, few pencil strokes that can go lower and lower, never really having an end to it. The trousers thin upwards. Wrapping around his thighs, feeling the fabric hugging every single bit of skin so smoothly. They show everything as skin-tight as it can. Every muscle, every curve, you can see the rectangular body type used in drawing. And how it's visible in his thighs. And ass. And hips. Mh.

And his hands... I want to start a collection with the way he holds his hips. You know the one with two fingers, rest curled loosely towards his palm, his thumbs resting on the jut of his hipbone that's under all the fabric, his jacket, his trousers. The fingers don't need to press tighter against the clothes to show what's underneath.