Dancing Dress Kat
#3 Color vote from April, a dancing Kathrin in a fancy dress, suggested by Nitarius! I included a version without the magical swirly effects and also a version with a transparent background in case it's useful to anyone.
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Now I want a vinyl sticker of this for my car 83
I just wish that she had one leg slightly elevated and pivoting on one paw. I think the picture would have had a little more energy going on in her dance.
Kat is gorgeous, as always!
what a beautiful sight to behold of kathrin dancing she is a wonderful woman as far as i know in the twokind world and i would love to tease someone who easily gets mad over being flat but atleast she should be happy she has friends who cares for her
*proceeds to bonk Eric for being blind to what's right in front of him*
What? You think he should get horny for who is, essentially, his sister?!
Stunning, that dress shines on her!
Technically, she shines THROUGH the dress. :)
Is she dancing with Willow?
What a wonderful example of the "Theiss Titillation Theory" where wearing certain clothes that seem poised to fall off and/or expose a girl's body provides more titillation than had the girl simply been nude.
I love the asian style of the dress very pretty! Nice touch making it slightly see through
Truly beautiful ❤️❤️
Can someone please explain to me just WHY this turned out SO BLOODY AMAZING?!?!?!?
Is that Willow-wisp dancing with her?
I hope so
I knew Kat would look even better in color, but the swirls make her look even more impressive 💗. May I have a dance with her?
#teddycheck
The swirly effects show great movement to the drawing, truly outstanding!
Anime tunes inspiration again, "True Moon" from the Angel Links ending. Sadly underrepresented on youtube, but what ya gonna do? https://youtu.be/UiuZLCSFVd8
I was expecting the classic red dress, but this is lovely too. If anything, it might be better. Maybe purple is an underrated color.
Purple -is- an underrated colour!
Love it, voted for it, and the transparent background is genius. Just clicking on it was a real "Whoah" moment. Great job, Tom!
Wow....