Comment on Gorgon in her Lair by ~Niou[top] [parent]

BOOBIES!

And it's very nice. The shadowing, with the exception of the head of course, is very believable. However, unless you are going for a VERY stocky figure, the legs are not very proportional, as the calves should only be coming from the bottom of the cloth. Also, if the character is not stocky, this is also kind of an awkward standing position for her to be in. But otherwise, everything is very nice.

BOOBIES!
The end.

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"I realize I say the word "fuck" a lot, and I'd apologize for that, buuut I don't give a shit."--Lewis Black

This is very good. I like the figure. Unfortunately, the hair doesn't exactly make me think of snakes. I mean, you can see the heads of snakes, but you can't tell they are snakes.
I am particularly impressed with the muscle tone of the body, very Greek (you know, all Greek statues are ripped).
The shadowing around the head and upper body confuse me. What exactly is it supposed to be? Simply for the sake of contrast?

Art school's done ya well boy. Very well.

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"Skill is only a matter of effort, the more you try the better you become."

Boy, it'd be a crime if you didn't practice male anatomy. :]
Hahaha. Anyway, the stomach and muscles of this are particularly what amaze me. It's brilliant and beautiful. I, too, was reminded of something Greek. Along the goddess lines.

Personally I love the hair. Because at the base and roots it looks like really thick curls/dreads. But then as it heads towards the tips there are snake heads. I think it's an improvement on the whole snake-haired...thing.

*clutches own B-cups protectively* Oh how I don't envy her back problems. *giggle*

the shadows on her tummy and legs is fantastic. And Boobies!!

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If at first you don't succeed, destroy all evidence that you tried.

Yeah, I only realized just this morning that the leg looks really, really off. Not much I can do about it now, though. If the knee was just a bit higher...I guess I was counting from the tip of the foot instead of the heel, which was stupid, of course, but...yeah.

Stocky? Well, not really, but not lanky either. She was supposed to be...I dunno, fit? Sporty, I guess?

I may try and fix it up some time later, but not now.

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Tomorrow is new. It will always be.

Actually, this is all my practice. We've done absolutely no figure work so far. And yes, I know the hair is weird, but you know what? I'm not going to force it. If I decide to fix it up, I'll try and make it more snakelike, but otherwise, it's good enough for me to live with.

And the truth is, while the muscles are very exaggurated, they're not accurate. Normal people don't have muscles like that and still be as thin as this lady is. And I know what you mean. GO KOUROS! But you know what? It turns out that most classical period Greek sculptures were bronze, not marble.

And yes, the shadows are just there to make the head stand out more. I've been doing that a lot recently.

And thank you.

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Tomorrow is new. It will always be.

Well, I've got a centaur up right now. They're male for the most part, and human from the waist up.

Well, thank you very much, but there are actually quite a few anatomical errors in this that I hope to fix sometime soon. I'm glad you like it, though. I really appreciate it.

And yeah, the boobs are a bit big...I was hoping to make them look more like pectoral muscles, but so long to that idea. And hey, boob size doesn't matter. For the most part, guys like any size of boob so long as its on a woman; to care how big they are is just greedy.

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Tomorrow is new. It will always be.

Thank you. Yes, boobies!

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Tomorrow is new. It will always be.

Haha, I just saw the male one. It was brilliant. < 3 Seriously. You're rocking it out at anatomy.

I do see what you mean by pectoral muscles though, I mean it doesn't look like big globs of fatty flesh attached to her chest, that's for sure. And haha, boys will be boys. That, and us women can be quite greedy with our preferences in males, too. I suppose it evens out in the end.