COM-Mixer Game pg 4

Reads from right to left.

Wow, that sure did escalate quickly. Can't help but feel like certain parts in the middle were skipped over... Oh well, what matter is that the game is a draw, the girls are huge and leaking, and we need a clean-up on aisle Cow!

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Total Drawing Time: Apprx 47 HRs 5 MINs

Wow, that sure escalated quickly, didn't it? Those who’ve seen the sketches might be a bit confused, as this is the final part of a four-part sequence, hence why the dialogue might feel off, somewhat. Given I price commissions on an hourly basis and the extreme amount of time it takes me to complete one picture, it’s not too hard to understand why it’d be important to finish the first and final pages first. Fun fact: I believe this singular piece has taken the longest time to complete out of anything I’ve ever drawn. All that said, I’m still extremely grateful of the commissioner for sticking it out thus far. 

As for the final forms the girls have taken, there was definitely some inspirations taken from the cow girl Squish Drive I did a while back. That said, my favorite among the four is definitely Ellen on the far left. Aside from just liking her more than the others (possibly due to recency bias), she’s arguably the most tame of the four in terms of transformations and more along the lines of something I’d come up with. It honestly makes me wish I could draw a standalone picture for her, though I feel the same about the other three as well. I did a pretty decent job at fitting all the girls on the same page, but I’m still not fond of some aspects being hidden, hence why I made an alt version of Etna, as well as singular version of all the girls. All said and done, I still think this came out fairly well, though my favorite parts of the sequence might still end up being page 2, with page 3 in second. I’m not as extreme as people might think, believe it or not (ignoring my infatuation with conjoinment-related themes…).

Finally, unlike the first picture, I actually had to go out of my way to make something for the TV screen in the back. It was there in the first page, but the panels conveniently covered it. It’s fine, though, as it’s something I plan on using again in the future. This commission prompted me to expand more on the Lusty Lamp’s Dining Domes, so it’s another thing I appreciate about working on it.

Anyway, I hope you’ve enjoyed the pictures and the commentary! Big thanks to the commissioner of this piece! Please be sure to leave a like, and/or comment below!