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So many directions this pose could go! Is it a sweet girl looking at a beautiful outfit or just bashfully appreciating her image in the full-length mirror? Is it a femboy shyly seeing himself in lingerie for the first time? Is it a formerly strapping, gorgeous male looking at himself after being suddenly transformed into a pretty girl?? So many possibilities, and you're in the driver's seat with this pose!
Please start at $60, minimum $10 increments. Buyout is $150. Most characters will be fine in this pose. You can specify clothes/lingerie or I can design those as well! Most characters will work fine; large wings will likely block too much of this pose for it to be worth it.
Payment is due up front in full. Do not bid unless you can pay! Auction will end 11/7 at 11:59 PM MST. Please comment or note with any questions.
Please start at $60, minimum $10 increments. Buyout is $150. Most characters will be fine in this pose. You can specify clothes/lingerie or I can design those as well! Most characters will work fine; large wings will likely block too much of this pose for it to be worth it.
Payment is due up front in full. Do not bid unless you can pay! Auction will end 11/7 at 11:59 PM MST. Please comment or note with any questions.
Category All / All
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 1280 x 1280px
File Size 188.8 kB
(Actually I'll put this down here so it doesn't make the bids look confusing)
Well, Sae can still have this since it took me 36 years to train her, and that meant starting when I was minus 4.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/nxz74ranx.....Brick.png?dl=0
A domesticated brick is useful in many scenarios; for example, she can be placed on objects to stop them moving, used to anchor pretty balloons, and if accosted by ninjas, pirates or skeletons, the brick will defend her owner using her mastery of deadly flame traps.
Well, Sae can still have this since it took me 36 years to train her, and that meant starting when I was minus 4.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/nxz74ranx.....Brick.png?dl=0
A domesticated brick is useful in many scenarios; for example, she can be placed on objects to stop them moving, used to anchor pretty balloons, and if accosted by ninjas, pirates or skeletons, the brick will defend her owner using her mastery of deadly flame traps.
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