Background. Obviously, the less clothing a character wears, the more naked they appear. Until you reach the point that they wear only socks, or only socks and shoes, at which point they look much more naked than if they wore nothing at all, the supernaked state. The state implies a character might wear more clothing but has chosen, or is forced, not to, supercharging the sense of exposure of the character.
Hypothesis. A character wearing sock and shoe on some but not all their feet should therefore look more naked than the supernaked state. This new supranaked state carries the connotation that the character could be in the ordinary supernaked state but has chosen, or is forced, not to.
Experimental Procedure. Take Albert Alligator, star of Walt Kelly's comic strip and comic book Pogo and put him in one sock and shoe of generic and vague definition.
Results. Well, he's embarrassed at least.
Hypothesis. A character wearing sock and shoe on some but not all their feet should therefore look more naked than the supernaked state. This new supranaked state carries the connotation that the character could be in the ordinary supernaked state but has chosen, or is forced, not to.
Experimental Procedure. Take Albert Alligator, star of Walt Kelly's comic strip and comic book Pogo and put him in one sock and shoe of generic and vague definition.
Results. Well, he's embarrassed at least.
Category Artwork (Digital) / Fanart
Species Alligator / Crocodile
Size 1687 x 2184px
File Size 381.8 kB
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