Kyna Page 015 - A Good Time to Flirt by LyleAryn
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I HOPE this one is clear enough, as to what's going on. Or, at least, the next page makes it clear. I had done the next page first, but then this idea occurred to me and I had to and render it. Which then helped me complete the dialogue on page 16, soooo. DOUBLE POST!
Hopefully a hand up on the neck isn't objectionable content. I don't have the heart to censor this one.
Comments (10)
excellent
Thank you very much!
Outrageous!
Oh, hang on a minute, no.. no, that's okay.
Cool.
Lol! I mean, the neck is such an erotic part of the woman... (I mean, isn't everything? With the right lighting?)
nice flirt
Thank you! She couldn't help it, lol.
Great engaging scene...lovely details..really dose speak for itself....!!
Thank you
Excellent
Thank you.
That's a great line! Nice work.
Lovely work, as always.👍🙋♂️
Aww, I sure appreciate the support. Thanks.
Great fantasy characters and the style of the render art is really intriguing.
Thank you! That's really nice of you to say.
This is really touching and moving... Really lovely scene. And if someone finds this 'offensive' they have some issues they need to see about...
Yeah, for sure. I'm really liking the interactions between these two so far. Can't wait to write more. One more baddie to take care of, and then we'll just have to see what happens...
Nice work Lyle.
A suggestion; one thing that struck me looking through classic comics (and even pop art) is how the lettering forms an intrinsic part of the art; I think if you used different fonts and colours for the speech and the sound effects , you might get some cool results...
I've thought of that. Might just have to explore. The thing is, some of the more stylized fonts will be harder to read. So I got to find that balance. In the good old days, lettering was done by hand and that could be addressed by making small changes to it.