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Published: 2011-01-24 11:44:26 +0000 UTC; Views: 8549; Favourites: 169; Downloads: 333
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This is the first time in a while I didn't go in and use some graphical balancing to clean up my art. I used to much light shading that I didn't want to loose, so I apologize if this looks slightly grayed or smudged in spots.The idea struck me from the fact I have 2 friends who have Avatars who are always wearing a latex suit (Vikki Vixen and Weirdseal). So the idea of what sort of clothing one wears over it was being discussed with myself and Weirdseal at one point, and I suggested something simple, like just a sweater. My friend couldn't envision it, but the idea stuck with me, so in the end I did this. A nice warm baggy sweater over the snug fitting latex. To me it's a contrast of not just materials and "shine" or even colors, but of form. Latex clings to every curve and fold, while a loose sweater like that all but envelops you in formless wrinkles and folks.
Honestly I love how this one came out.
- Polecat
Lessons learned -Getting the hands and hair at the collar was a bit difficult. Also there's something wrong with this picture I cannot put my finger on, I THINK with the arms.
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Thanks! Glad you liked it.
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Thanks.
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I have a sweater like this.
But I do not have breasts like this.
I now possess a great amount of envy.
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I also doubt you own that much latex either...Β but that said, yes, great amounts of envy!
Glad you enjoyed it.
- Polecat
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I don't own any latex - yet. Who knows what the future holds!
Probably not casual rubber pants, now that I think of it.
The material my leggings are made of is quite comfy.
I love it! I don't see much hand drawn art any more. It's a pleasure. I'm so utterly useless at drawing that seeing stuff of this quality is really quite impressive.
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Yeah, I don't really own much myself. In reality, latex is not really all that comfortable to wear. Plus a friend, who HAS tried this combination, brought up the fact it would cause so much static electricity, her hair would be standing straight up after a half hour...
And thank you. I'll admit I haven't been drawing a lot lately while I pursue a lark in writing, but I appreciate the compliment.
- Polecat
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I can't imagine it'd be good for casual wear in almost any way. Unless it's raining, perhaps. However, things are likely to get wet when you're wearing latex. (I'm not sorry.)
I might check some writing out. It's 2:30am so I think I'll resign myself to bed soon, otherwise my reading will trail off into a deep stare and a snap to attention five minutes later.
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I will refrain from commenting. LOL
And yeah, I can understand that. I'm a night shifter, so it doesn't affect me so much. That said, most of the writing is about ponies, and not in the sexy way. Tho I have some old (and it shows) shorts that are more fetish based.
- Polecat
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Silence can be louder than speech <3
I'm a night shifter myself, hence my presence more than an hour later, but I'm actually in bed this time. Progress!
I look forward to reading some <3 Old or new. I never check out peoples wiring submissions on dA, I'll change that tomorrow. What I won't do for a person with latex pants.
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Not latex pants, latex SUIT! LOL! Or at least a drawing of one. Heh.
- Polecat
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And a cute sweater <3
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And a drawing of a cute sweater.
- Polecat
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Do not dash my dreams of a real cute sweater.
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I think this remains my favorite pic of Tasha
..... untiedΒ
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Heh, that's surprising. Figured you'd go for something skimpier....
- Polecat
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Well, I'm also fond of a good sweater girlΒ
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Good loose fluffy sweater and a tight little leather miniskirt is a classic combination...
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Thank you, glad you enjoyed it.
- Polecat
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It's really not too far-fetched of a concept, really. I've heard of people just casually wearing bondage cuffs around the house. Why not latex and a sweater?
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A few people who have tried it noted that there are two problems with the reality of it. 1) Latex doesn't breathe, which makes it incredibly sweaty and hot to wear (not in the good way) and 2) a sweater and the latex will make a lot of static electricity, which (since the wearer is grounded) would zap anything/anyone she came in contact with.
- Polecat
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You say that as if it was a bad thing to zap some people who deserve it.
Downside would be the zapping of electronic devices through.
Anyway, still one of my favorites by you, Tasha.
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CASUAL latex? I'd love to say I'm sold, but I don't want to see that as a fashion trend. Not everyone has the body for latex. XD
But on Tasha, I'll take it every day. *IQ drops at the sight of Tasha* Hehehehe.
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Well no one ever said we're suggesting it for EVERYONE.
- Polecat
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*chuckles* Glad you liked the picture. Tho Tasha's worn many a maid uniform herself (a number of which are in my archive 
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latex and a sweater 2 total opisites that come together perfectly
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I agree, it's all about the contrast.
- Polecat
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o: I really like this piece as well. I'm a HUGE fan of sweaters~
:3 Really love how you do latex.
o 3o What species is she?
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She's a skunk femme. And I'm glad you liked the picture, the contrast came out exceptionally well.
- Polecat
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:3 I see, she's very beautiful~
In truth it did
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Tasha, glasses, and a sweater. Ooooooooohhhhhhhhhmyyyyyyyyy
I'll be back in a few minutes
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*LOL* Well Tasha's good at stuff like that.
- Polecat
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what about an inversion of this? sweat pants and a latex top
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It's possible, but me personally I think it works better with a looser top and a latex bodysuit underneath....
- Polecat
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the three best things ever..latex, a cute girl, and a turtleneck 
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I'm glad you enjoyed it.
- Polecat
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Very very nice hun. One of your best pics in months. The manual soft hatching for shading, the use of negative space with black to frame it, the contrast between the textures and the strong confident lines all work their magic together here. You should be very proud.
As for what's wrong, your hands are too small. They're technically the right length but they're not the right width. When put up next to a furry head, which tends to be larger, they get dwarfed. Also, there's some optical illusion happening with her camera right arm, due to the way the wrinkles are working out there. It's making her arm look as if it's sagging, like it was made of bendy rubber. Her camera right breast is a little off to one side making it look like she's lopsided a tad. All of those things are combining together to throw the look "off" a bit, though they're not glaring.
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Thank you. This has been one of my favorites in a long time. I honestly didn't think about the negative space, but that would explain why it looked wrong when I tried to add a level of shading to the latex suit to make it stand out more... it just looked weird and I erased it to leave it open.
That explains it a great deal. Her upper body is arced slightly to one side, thus possibly adding to the lop-sided effect. I wanted to make her form look "supple" instead of static and stiff. The hands make sense, since I knew I measured them but didn't even THINK about width. I was so busy trying to angle them slightly and not let them pull too far away from the face, that it's something that honestly didn't occur to me. I'll have to keep my eyes peeled on it.
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Thank you.
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O.o... Jinkies!
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