Squid Girl Solo


First time working with any kind of digital media. Color is just bucket filled from MS Paint, because I don’t have any other digital coloring tools, or knowledge about how coloring works on a level deeper than “this part’s brown, this part’s purple, etc." Everything up here is drawn on notebook paper with pencil and pen, then run through a document scanner. It’s all coming from my secret notebook, since that’s the thing I turn to when I get stressed out or worked up over something.

This first set’s already a departure from my usual method. Most of my lewds take place in an infinite, off-blue void of nothing, but this one’s a pantsless selfie. I figured a bathroom background made sense, even if it’s still very simple. Also, this time, I have an excuse to throw a Dynamo Roller in there. I think it’s more adorable to imagine that this particular squid girl loves walloping people with an oversized paint roller as much as I do.

Seriously, the Splatoon 2 version of the Dynamo Roller might be my favorite weapon in a video game, period. That big-ass karate chop they added is amazing. I would have added more than a sink, towel rack, and Dynamo Roller to the background, but it’s 7:30 A.M. right now and I haven’t slept yet. If this doesn’t go up now, I’ll forget about it when I wake up and it’ll be lost to time forever. Better to upload something simple than nothing at all.

Original, extra large resolutions included at the end unless people tell me it's not necessary.


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