Friday, April 13, 2012
To start with, figure we should give you guys an idea as to how thoroughly inefficient we are. Here's a collection of pictures at various stages of completion that we plan to finish at some point or another. These are a subset of those in the subdirectory of our highest priority folder. The next picture we're going to post up on HF, as they're both basically complete, will either be the one that starts "scor," second left on the bottom row, or the one that starts "maid" in the middle of the second row. Several of these are over a year old. We slowly erode away ones that are no longer up to snuff, or that have been rendered obsolete because their concept was reworked into another picture or absorbed into another picture entirely. There's an entire story, with a completed first chapter of about 8000 words, for the second and third picture there, as well as a few others, and most of the pictures here have some amount of a write-up (magically, that does NOT include the two pictures which may go up monday!)
Basically, we're terrible. For those wondering, that program is Paint Tool Sai, and otherwise we use el photochop.
To get the ball rolling, since no one cares about our plump lady pictures, here's a sketch of a plump robot girl being hoisted by crane, but she exceeds the weight limit (and is none too happy about it!)
Why? Because you're welcome, that's why. Aren't you glad you're following our blog?
We'll be trawling through our archives and top priority folders to figure out what to post. For now, enjoy fat robot girl. - Majalis
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I for one enjoy pictures of plump ladies (and those who are less lady-like)
ReplyDeleteI love fat robot girls. Wow! Does no one care about your plump robot girl? I'd love to see more. I also like large women in full suits of armour (none of that silly brass bikini stuff) and exotic space armour.
ReplyDeleteI've been trying to get her to do a badass space-marine(tte). And you're not the only one that likes our plump girls, but they're in less demand, alas.
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