Pallor And Ankle Zippers by MrGorf
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
It's not that ankle zippers are attractive, per se, but any jeans that require them are certain to be sexy. And on that note:
Ladies, I request that you go out and buy some "jeggings" immediately. They are the answer to the age-old question, "How can we make skin-tight jeans actually be comfortable?" If you are concerned that you don't have the figure for them, never fear. They are far more forgiving than jeans for women of diverse shapes and sizes. Make it happen!
I'm still practicing and testing the waters with this character. She is supposed to be the "baseline average" figure, maybe with a slightly larger than average booty. Should I go plumper in that area? And, I'm testing out her coloration. How does she look on your monitor? She's supposed to be an albino, not a ghost...

Comments (6)
She looks great, at least IMHO! just enough skintone to not make her look like a ghost and as for her figure, She looks fantastic, again,IMHO!
Nice cartoon!!!
Doesn't look too pale to me (monitor Apple Cinema Display).
SMH LOL
Hi - a while since your last post. My, she looks good (T.Rex is shaking his head - probably too much cloth for him to appreciate the word "good", as in yummie for the tummy). As for albino - I've known a few. Their skin lacks pigment, so the red from the blood vessels in their skin shines through. In some parts of the body the vessels are more numerous and superficial, like face (around eyes in particular, due to very thin skin!), back of hands, front of forearms, etc... Also, no eye color - the iris is red due to lack of pibment. More vessels means more red. And, the transitions are not sharply delineated like a border, but more like a garadual transition. Would be interesting to see what you can come up with. :-)
Great character work.