[Grandmaster]

That's a really good job you did on the chain mail (giving the brassiere that convex appearance)!

[10-4]

Thank you. As I recall I spent a fair amount of time it.

[john barry]

excellent work dude unbelievable…i love your style.

[David C. Matthews]

I don't recall seeing this one before…

Anyway – they don't all have to be big. I know that's heresy to some in this community, but sometimes (sometimes!) a more slender figure that''s voluptuous with muscle is as attractive as all-out mass. (My own Tetsuko drawings get that way sometimes, veering between "big as I can get her" and "not so big but shapely".)

In any case, it's a great drawing, Rex.

[Grandmaster]

Anyway – they don't all have to be big. I know that's heresy to some in this community, but sometimes (sometimes!) a more slender figure that's voluptuous with muscle is as attractive as all-out mass…

The former is more attractive to me than the latter–but this is one of the few places where even what many of us would describe as the bare minimum is accepted.

[10-4]

Thanks for the complements. I do wish I had made the arms a little longer, but all in all I’m reasonably pleased with this drawing. Personally I tend to waffle between the huge, and the not so huge in my drawings. I find it rather difficult to create the combination traits I want in my drawings when I go huge, so occasionally I do the smaller ladies.

[Weapon X]

do you have a higer res version of this drawing?

[Lingster]

Um…actually her muscles are pretty huge.  Nice work.

[cpbell0033944]

Um…actually her muscles are pretty huge.  Nice work.

My thoughts exactly.

[TC2]

Clearly the definition of huge is relative to the individual.  But this is a fantastic drawing regardless!

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