I was inspired by seeing a video online of a pro wrestling female battle royale – or whatever they call those everyone-against-everyone matches.
But my take on it was a lone brunette who stepped into the ring against three blondes, who, rather than fight amongst themselves, chose instead to focus their attention on her.
But I got about three-fourths of the way through it when I had a fresh idea: have two of the blondes attacking the brunette's boobs, and two more fighting over which of them would be first to work over their victim's pussy.
One of the joys of digital art is how forgiving it is of mistakes and changes. I have never erased a hole in my monitor. If this had been 'natural media', I would have been obliged to restart pretty much from scratch, perhaps with tracing paper or graphite transfer paper. It would have been a mess, and time-consuming as well. Working with layers in Painter and Photoshop, making the changes was a fairly simple process.
Looking at it today, I can see that it could have used a little more finishing out, especially the two blondes in the background. I was probably getting bored with it and decided to just stop where I was.
When I first posted this years ago, someone asked if these were specific people. They aren't. I'm a little uncomfortable (although not completely so) with using real people or copyright fictional characters.
I know how I would feel if I found someone else's picture of me wrestling naked with, say, Eric Stanton.
And believe me, you would have to be the most absolutely deranged pervert in the universe to want to see that.
I have just realised that many of the girls you draw who have fingers or other things making contact with their crothes (in this case, this image, AmericaGirl and the flagpole the cheerleader straddling a girl while another is behind her working her over go cross eyed.
ReplyDeleteI dont disprove, I just realised this (based on those three images, I dare not check it further in case my theory is disproven!) and thought I'd ask: Is this a conscious thing, or some kind of subliminal message to the fans?
It's a conscious thing. It's sort of a cartoony visual shorthand for me to indicate an orgasm, or at least extreme arousal. It's an alternative to having little hearts floating around their heads, or some having them scream, 'Oh, I'm cumming!'.
ReplyDeleteAlthough I might try the little hearts sometime, because that's kind of sexy, too.
I suspected that is meant some kind of sexual excitement, but I wanted to make sure. Thanks.
ReplyDeletePretty neat layout.
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