/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

they say don't copy other people's studies but i do it anyway

>>6673197
>>6673199

I've actually saved this image a few months back, because I really liked how you drew the boobs, even though I'm an ass man myself.
So I definitely think that you have some skill.
But I'm just a lurker here and never drew or commissioned anything, so I sadly can't be of much help.
Maybe try asking at the Skeb/Pixiv generals at /h/.
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Previous Thread: >>6592403

some poses of a certain character
the boob press pose is kinda retarded, I didn't know what to do with the arm