Wow! ^__^ Amazing improvement!

i want an avi liek your Shalo, who made them...

yuuri made it.

Homina homina homina.

You went leaps and bounds ^.^ Bravo

Awesome!

Gotta love the year of the Tiger! It helped these ladies. MeWOWZA! :D

very nice figures :D

If you can switch between the two, I'd call the one on the left an entirely new style for you--with or without the excruciatingly detailed musculature :). Otherwise yes, it is a marked improvement (although I wouldn't term the older one a slouch either--it's got more of an animation quality to it that isn't all that easy to pull off for a lot of people)

Yeah, I'm constantly changing my style to suit my mood. It seems the best work I feel I do is always when I should be doing something else. It's true that I originally designed the one on the right to be used in a comic book setting with a certain type of setting, so it is appropriate in its own respect. I appreciate the comment.

wow that is alot of improvement!

Wow, the improvement is pretty crazy: the on the right has a nice animated feel to it, like a cartoon or movie, but the one on the left keeps part of the animated feel and blends it with high detail. All the definition you added to her muscles looks great, and the slightly bluer chest fur makes her stand out more. I'm not sure about the contrast of pink with her orange/bluish-white, but it still adds to it by making her seem feminine.

It's great to see more of Rosary, too--think we might see any of her doing her bouncing job at the club?

Actually, the next issue of Lily Blue (if I ever get to it) centers around Rosary.

Holy shit that's an amazing comparison!!!! Wow, hard to believe you got that much better!

Woaaaah, INDEED !!!!!!

Holy hell, that's impressive!

You sure have improved a lot!!

It isn't the time that creates the improvement. It's the decisions you make. If you try and think about it some more.. I know you can turn around and make improvements yet again within a day if you really wanted to!

A very astute observation, but sometimes it takes a lot of practice to get it right. Ironically enough I was idolizing over your work when I did this! So thanks for the inspiration!