Thanks, you've got a point! Next time I'll try to do so..

Thx all for comments, guys!

A good way to make shading sexier is to use cool colors, instead of just darkening colors. Also, a few highlights wouldn't hurt.

Brighter colors on her back fold shades.

 

Ses HOT btw

very nice job braško heh

Calabria? it's hearly to my city

Oh, one of my favourite music videos! A good piece although right now it looks a bit too flat for my tastes. A bit more contrast would probably improve it. Besides that, the twisted upper body of the reference girl is lost somehow. Maybe a darker shadow under her left arm would do the trick, but I'm not sure.

And I already replied to this.. won't repeat myself again..

good trace, as doom said before

excelent butifil ass ;]]] mi love this :p

Excellent! I love this work and it isn't only for its content but mainly for how this was created. The best is of course idea with that skirt...and i like that shirt. I've never done shirt so perferct like you.. fav'd + 5/5.

Thank you all guys for your great advices! I tried to make the legs look better using dithering and one extra color (it's 28 now). Is it any better? (see wip for the non-dithered version)

Fantastic piece. I would rate it a five but I'm not allowed to rate until I'm level 2. =/. The shading on the legs needs work compared to the rest of the body but otherwise great job.

I can see this in the weekly showcase at least.

Excellent work.

indeed!...haha i watched the video on youtube too..

pretty great eye candy there, :-)

great work here! update makes the AA'ing much nicer

Thank you for the tip on the background - I updated the picture. I did not take into account the possibility of switching the site's layout, I use the default one.. I guess it's the mistakes what makes us perfect :-)

haha sexy! whats up perdy mama

i would have dithered. Also you AA'ed but had no background so it looks kind of strange on some peoples site layout. id say just add a background that makes the anti-aliasing look better.

love that ass

Your point is right, I do not approve tracing as well. I just wanted to explain how I managed to do it the way it is.

You don't have to delete this you know. I was just making a point.

I did not trace the reference picture, I used the grid method to make it look so close. I basically divided the reference and the canvas with a grid into several squares and then tried to connect points in each square on the canvas according to the reference. I did it because I couldn't get the shape right just by hand. But I did not by no means trace the reference. If the grid method is not allowed either, I will delete this pixel immediately...

This looks like a really big trace. I overlapped them in Paint and they had a lot of really close linework.