Chuudou said in comment #2644743:
2010s Rule 63 art of female Malfoy / proto-Malfoid via a surviving Tumblr reblog of the original post.
Damn so this is the OG before the OG?
GreatPremier said in comment #2644752:
Damn so this is the OG before the OG?
This is the earliest I've been able to find still intact; the reblog is dated 2014, but the original post could have been as early as 2011. Which is why I'm wondering if Draco Malfoy is more appropriate than Malfoid, since this far precedes any concept of the trend (similar to post #4743679 and some others).
Chuudou said in comment #2644969:
This is the earliest I've been able to find still intact; the reblog is dated 2014, but the original post could have been as early as 2011. Which is why I'm wondering if Draco Malfoy is more appropriate than Malfoid, since this far precedes any concept of the trend (similar to post #4743679 and some others).
It is, and all of these pre-Malfoid designs should be gardened out at some point, but NNT thinks it's better to wait until after the hype has died down before we start gardening it:
nonamethanks said in forum #471234:
That's not gonna stop when we change the name to Malfoid. It's a given with art trends like these.
There's no much point fussing over it right now, in an ideal world if we had virtual tags we'd just redirect malfoid to genderswap (mtf) + Draco malfoy, but we don't (yet) have that kind of function, so it's fine to ignore mistags for this specific tag for a few months. We can sort out specific chartags and designs once it stops being popular.
Trying to overpolice this tag while it's at its most popular would do more harm than good for us.
Blank_User said in comment #2644989:
It is, and all of these pre-Malfoid designs should be gardened out at some point, but NNT thinks it's better to wait until after the hype has died down before we start gardening it:
Is it bad that I don't want it to stop?
Buxky said in comment #2644853:
fictional character is fictional artist is based
You made a little mistake, so I took the liberty of fixing your comment ;)
Buxky said in comment #2644853:
graves is underage artist is a pedophile
God I hate this fucking subsection of idiots.
Piloloto said in comment #2644921:
Admin and mods. I know the art is from a cartoon, but it was made by a japanese artist. You see it on the soure link ^^
Most users on the site have moved on from caring about artist nationality. Things like this are okay to upload (well, without the unnecessary third-party edits HyphenSam mentioned, at least).
This ship and entire au is genuinely ruining my life.
There has not been a day since almost a month ago in which I was not thinking of these two; how sad their story could be? Is? Will be? Depends, who knows what the future holds. I know it ends well (aside from the wretched minds of a few madmen whom I will not name, but have commented on previously on here).
Fuck, I guess I really have a soft spot for love stories, though I haven't felt this much for a fictional couple for almost a decade.
Why am I writing this on an anime/porn forum?
RodionAppreciator said in comment #2645078:
Why am I writing this on an anime/porn forum?
I suppose because you yearn.
M0131U5 said in comment #2644977:
from what Hayes mentioned, he might re do this scene on a later date
since the community prefers the "Fate-Defying Expelliarmus"
The movie version is just plain easier to understand. To this day, I still don't get how the book version is supposed to work.
@lotus_flame If you upload a WebP from Newgrounds, just ask for a replacement instead of resaving it yourself like this to force it into PNG format. The trick is that when you have a direct image link, you can change the ".webp" in the URL to either PNG or JPG and whichever of these resolves is the original non-WebP. There are only a few cases where you should be resaving like Vips errors or lossy-lossless stitching together thumbnail collages.
I don't know if I'd say the issue is it doesn't feel like Aunn. I'd almost argue the opposite: It kinda feels too much like Aunn for me.
Eternity, Piece, and Nue all looked like their normal versions grown up. They seemed like their tastes and demeanour significantly matured in that time too, and so it wasn't just something that could be one-to-one'd. I can't see regular nue looking like post #9351737, for example, and it's hard to imagine piece or Eternity Larva's grown-up forms in anything closer to their canon outfits.
This feels a lot more like a straight sexed-up version of the character, with not much greater thought going into it. There's far less interesting details put into the design beyond just giving her curves. It's not older Aunn, it's just Aunn But Bigger, when they've proven they can do a lot more with these concepts. Not helping matters is that Aunn can be very easily seen as being around Reimu's age, and even some cases where Aunn's drawn to similar body types as this without being meant to be seen as more mature than canon. so she really needed to be brought to something closer to the Nue and Eternity skins to feels matured, compared to this which is more Clownpiece level.
A lot more could have gone into the design to distinguish her from the base; a different base outfit to suggest a changed outlook, a different hairstyle, a different demeanour. Could have had her adopt a look closer to what an actual shrine's assistant or guardian would wear, or even go the other direction and give her something like a bikini top and shorts look a la one piece's Nami. You could genuinely make it sexier and still have it feel less lazy, if you use that sexiness as a compliment to a more thoughtful mature redesign. This is just Aunn with her tits and horns scaled up.
C-light said:
I don't know if I'd say the issue is it doesn't feel like Aunn. I'd almost argue the opposite: It kinda feels too much like Aunn for me.
Eternity, Piece, and Nue all looked like their normal versions grown up. They seemed like their tastes and demeanour significantly matured in that time too, and so it wasn't just something that could be one-to-one'd. I can't see regular nue looking like post #9351737, for example, and it's hard to imagine piece or Eternity Larva's grown-up forms in anything closer to their canon outfits.
This feels a lot more like a straight sexed-up version of the character, with not much greater thought going into it. There's far less interesting details put into the design beyond just giving her curves. It's not older Aunn, it's just Aunn But Bigger, when they've proven they can do a lot more with these concepts. Not helping matters is that Aunn can be very easily seen as being around Reimu's age, and even some cases where Aunn's drawn to similar body types as this without being meant to be seen as more mature than canon. so she really needed to be brought to something closer to the Nue and Eternity skins to feels matured, compared to this which is more Clownpiece level.
A lot more could have gone into the design to distinguish her from the base; a different base outfit to suggest a changed outlook, a different hairstyle, a different demeanour. Could have had her adopt a look closer to what an actual shrine's assistant or guardian would wear, or even go the other direction and give her something like a bikini top and shorts look a la one piece's Nami. You could genuinely make it sexier and still have it feel less lazy, if you use that sexiness as a compliment to a more thoughtful mature redesign. This is just Aunn with her tits and horns scaled up.
Truth nuke! In my own opinion, I would have her hairstyle to be in swirls, maybe that's just me, but I would think she looks cuter with swirly hair.
PeachieYo said in comment #2560027:
Because this doesn't feel like Aunn. Would be fine if it was just Aunn with her usual clothing and a bigger bust, but sexy Aunn, maybe not.
Aunn is meant to be more like a fluffy friend. This version of Aunn (A16& Aunn) looks more like those carwash girls who appear in movies from the 70's and 80's.
post #50549 even higher res.
artists site. http://www2.ocn.ne.jp/%7Esigeya/pupa/
Even though I'm not familiar(yet) with his work, I really agree with what Anon said. Just from what I have seen from Tsukushi, (5 or 6 drawings so far) he is very meticulous when it comes to detail. I imagine he tries not to focus too much on one thing, and rather pays equal attention to the whole piece, giving it an overall even look.
Isaru54 said in comment #2645002:
Holy heck there's so many
Thank you for your dedication to show Lich love she deserve
Btw, if I may ask, how's the price range for this specific artist commission?
around 80usd+

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