Bouncy bouncy bouncy...

This is another experimant in forced perspective. Unlike Needs No Decoration. it didn't get repurposed for the holidays or gussied up with all sorts of backdrop-ery. Largely because there's no room for one. The title is meant to give some context to the perspective, as I know in the past some have seen my depictions of Tina here as suggesting a macro character. She's just jumping up and down on a trampoline :)

I was going to try and follow up "Over the Knee" with this, which is why I drew her in the same outfit. Also at the time, I was listening to the Katy Perry record "Teenage Dream", and mulling over the lines toward the end of the song referencing her "skin-tight jeans". Which would have rhymed with "trampoline", but making a title out of that would have just looked awkwardly long (even though Tina's jeans are indeed skin-tight :) ). So I tried to highlight that aspect of her outfit with the worms's-eye perspective. I see I'm going to have to try again to make a pic that properly shows off some well-shaped femme posterior--which isn't all that easy when one is preoccupied with full-body shots from seeing so many artists cutting their characters off at their shins.

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Technical: Still trying to ape that digital shading technique used by artists such as Bleedman, that looks like a blend of cel and soft-edge shading. I am not there yet, not by a long shot. I did have better success at incorporating "rim lighting", since the position of the view leaves the character surrounded by the prevailing light source.

Brush-inked pencils on bristol, processed in Micrografx Picture Publisher 10. Two layers (character and backdrop), 88MB uncompressed.