Some bits are inspired by the village in a way, the rest are related to harpy's and folk-lore like that.

Edited by H|F - 18 August 2012 at 4:00am

Can draw her legs so that would be seen both his legs

I'll try to help.
And that means the "CC"?

Thanks Yuran. I prefer the pose she is in now for the most part as long as it is correct.

Edited by H|F - 17 August 2012 at 4:24pm

A couple quick edits. Obviously, the boobs part is a joke. Obviously.


On a side note, this thread should probably be marked as containing nudity.

Edit: Forgot to mention that I added her right should as Yuran had mentioned, but I assume you would have added that when you put in her arm.

Edited by Noburo - 18 August 2012 at 1:35am

*tsk* *tsk* This much nudity really makes you start to wonder about some people. Looks good except for her right arm. Just try placing your hand on your shoulder like she has.

I think you just get better all the time and I always look closely at your work and admire how quickly you pick things up and up your pixel skill all the time. I especially have a weakness for female pixel pushers as there are so few good ones.
Today I found a few extra minutes to go on a c+c rampage and was going to keep it very short to c+c many threads but you have stopped me dead in my tracks!
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How could you as a female, violate girl warrior rule #1 ... GIRL POWER.
Placing a male Buck's skull on your warrior is an epic fail...tsk,tsk.


Edited by jalonso - 21 August 2012 at 6:47pm

I was on a c+c rant so maybe nothing is wrong at all and my input should be ignored. I just looked at her and immediately wondered why she picked up a buck's skull in the woods (feet and hands tells me she lives and hunts in the woods) as decoration? It didn't seem to say much about her at all. Is there no other creature she identifies with? Deer are sort of weak and seen as prey more than hunters and being a female this item seemed illogical used in its entirety. Is there no menacing female skull? or an item that furthers her story in a more complete way.
Additionally, with you being a female artist the use of a 'masculine' object seemed a poor choice :/ Normally a male artist will create female warriors and make creative decisions with understandably male traits such as this suggestive 'male' piece which I love and think is great by a male artist but would have questioned if made by a girl.

I kinda expect girls to get it right when doing these type of thing and find a way to fight the 'Vallejo" effect. I would say same way things if you created a male warrior and included 'female' details. I should add that gender bending is 100% cool with me and sexuality doesn't always have to be adhered to but everything one adds to a piece should help tell the story and answer the viewers questions in a purely visual way.
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As for your being shocked...don't be silly. Your positive development in pixelart skills and techniques should be evident to you by now in your own work ;)

... I was just walking past... And wanted to say *bewbz*.