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New character concepts!
Satō Kanako, Satō Inori, and Satō Amami. Kanako and Amami are 20-year-old twins. Inori is their mother.
Inori opened a high-end cookie boutique in the Upper East Side. Her daughters expertly sell cookies, hot drinks, packaged tea leaves, and upscale accessories.
Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
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A couple of months ago, I did a quick phone sketch of an outfit idea I had. Yesterday, I redrew it on my phone.
I think this fit would be 🔥fire🔥 on me IRL!
Progress is progressing, but time for drawing has been a bit sparse this week.
Added a closeup of the profile angle.
I've been playing around with learning animation. I made a short loop of 11 frames I drew.
This is in homage to Akane Tendou dancing in the opening of the original Ranma 1/2 anime. (Of course, I used a GIF of that sequence as a reference.)
Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
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I need to draw more Wayward Wonders drawings!
Here's some WIP: a rough sketch of one of our concerts in which we sang a cover of Soda Pop from KPop Demon Hunters. We had special costumes and everything! (I'm dressed as Baby Saja!)
Also, in the Glasgow concert last August, we switched out the words "soda pop" for "Irn Bru"!
So I AM getting stuff prepared for the webcomic when I find the time.
Part of my process is blocking out some panels with rough sketches on my phone. If I work REALLLY quickly, then the sketches get really scribbly, but it helps me see how the layout should be and I can make changes without tossing out a lot of time's worth of work.
BTW, this is my first time drawing our manager Myron from memory. I might need to sneak a picture of his face for reference when he least expects it.
Just seeing what it's like to roughly sketch out a scene for a comic panel.
