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"Komm her Liebe, komm für eine Weile mit mir..."
This sporty lil Volkswagon Golf fraulein, having just arrived back home with her owner from a nice walk. (Yes sometimes people walk with their cars.. it's a weird awesome world) She's bounced down onto her garage-room bed and playfully beckons her owner to come nap next to her for awhile.
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For hard-top anthro-cars, clothing is a bit more complicated compared to the easy beautiful life of the convertibles. Most clothes for hardtops are completely opened on the back with inner-facing metal clips that are designed to slide down and lock inside the door window slots. This allows all different shaped hardtops to not impede the outfit from fitting, or things like roof-racks from ripping and tearing clothes. Plus the look somewhat gives the slimmer appearance to their body that a convertible enjoys.
Thanks AmpChamp for the commission!
This sporty lil Volkswagon Golf fraulein, having just arrived back home with her owner from a nice walk. (Yes sometimes people walk with their cars.. it's a weird awesome world) She's bounced down onto her garage-room bed and playfully beckons her owner to come nap next to her for awhile.
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For hard-top anthro-cars, clothing is a bit more complicated compared to the easy beautiful life of the convertibles. Most clothes for hardtops are completely opened on the back with inner-facing metal clips that are designed to slide down and lock inside the door window slots. This allows all different shaped hardtops to not impede the outfit from fitting, or things like roof-racks from ripping and tearing clothes. Plus the look somewhat gives the slimmer appearance to their body that a convertible enjoys.
Thanks AmpChamp for the commission!
Category Artwork (Digital) / Portraits
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 1280 x 1291px
File Size 123.2 kB
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This gets me to thinking... do anthro cars ever have anything set up so they can securely store things inside the passenger compartments or trunk/boot, so they can roll down a window or open a door to remove it while in "upright" mode?
The hardtop design here made me think of a turtle, which made me think of how in the old Looney Tunes cartoons, you'd often see a turtle wearing their shell as if it were a knapsack, reaching into it and pulling out various things, and I got to wondering if your characters could or would do so.
The hardtop design here made me think of a turtle, which made me think of how in the old Looney Tunes cartoons, you'd often see a turtle wearing their shell as if it were a knapsack, reaching into it and pulling out various things, and I got to wondering if your characters could or would do so.
So many cars have those automatically opening butts these days I guess it's not hard to imagine their doors could open themselves. Though I'm questioning weather anthrocars even have trunks as there's really a lack of space what with the junk and leg machinery all right there. Plus the butts have to be able to squash a little for when they sit down and such.
There are special changing stalls anthro-cars use to put their clothes on when away from the house or if they don't have a garage/room. The inside has arms that reach inside their cabins and pull their clothes out of the backseat or where-ever so the car can take them and dress. I've started the drawing for these stalls but I'm dragging my feet... drawing background cities and buildings are really a chore to me compared to drawing characters.
There are special changing stalls anthro-cars use to put their clothes on when away from the house or if they don't have a garage/room. The inside has arms that reach inside their cabins and pull their clothes out of the backseat or where-ever so the car can take them and dress. I've started the drawing for these stalls but I'm dragging my feet... drawing background cities and buildings are really a chore to me compared to drawing characters.
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