Trixy Saint-Love by LyleAryn
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
So I backed this kickstarter for an RPG called "Thirsty Sword Lesbians" and while I've never had the opportunity to play, I absolutely adore the game. To the point that I picked up the recently released companion volume, "Advanced Lovers and Lesbians."
TSL took home two Ennie's at GenCon. One for "Best New Game" and one for "Best New Product." Quite the accomplishment, along with the Nebula award they netted for "Game Writing."
Anyways, I created the theoretical character I might play if if I ever did get to sit in on a session. And sure, the name is a bit camp, I also kinda really dig it.
Trixy is a swashbuckling cyber pirate on a quest for love, loot, and a good time.
I used bloom on this one. Readjusted the spotlights that came with the Cyber Tunnel, and well as the neon color. First time actually loading Star 2.0, despite owning the character for a while. I don't normally go for a toon-type, but I gotta say that I really like how this came out. Even if those long limbs were a bit tricky to worth with. I did recolor her skin, starting with the Pale Doll base and going in and changing the base color until it was a lovely shade of red. Did much the same with the hair, starting from a blonde color. Overall, I think this adds to the toon nature of the character, and oddly enough, lessens the sexual impact. At least in my humble opinion.
The only real shame is that I'll never get a chance to really bring her to life. Oh well.
Thanks for having a look. I promise I'll get caught up on replies soon. I just haven't had the energy to give lately.

Comments (3)
excellent
Thanks!
Definitely different.:)
For sure! But that can be fun, and it felt good to try something outside my usual.
Wonderful composition!!!
Thanks! I wanted it to be bright and colorful