Lots of Pink! A Crazy Elf!

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kitty15 wrote:It depends what personality you want to convey. If she's sporty then in trackies and a strappy top. If she's slutty, perhaps a mini skirt and a boob tube. If she's rather average then jeans and a T-Shirt. If she's older and professional, try a business suit or if she's younger perhaps a cute little dress. Feel free to pm me about it actually or post the sort of personality you're considering here.


Aren't those like, modern clothing? I was thinking Ragged Leather Vest, maybe some Fur Boots?
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Oooh. That would be fun. Lol. I figured you was thinking in the same style as this one. A ragged leather vest would be good. Perhaps have it come down to her knees and fur boots would look great. Maybe give her some brown, cloth bracelets too and a tooth necklace?
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Orc female: dress it in a leather skirt like Gladiator. Armor is kewl... and kinda cross gender. Why are you drawing a female orc?
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Empress Kat wrote:Orc female: dress it in a leather skirt like Gladiator. Armor is kewl... and kinda cross gender. Why are you drawing a female orc?

Why not?
People always complain that my females were too buff.
I figured I'd draw a buff female.

Why is armor cross-gender?
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