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Cheerleader Werecat Sequence

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A commission for :iconcyckath:

He asked me to do a five part TF sequence of a cheerleader becoming a massive werecat. His only stipulation was that he wanted her uniform to have a big W on it for "Wild Cats".

Everything else he left up to me, and I have to say, I LOVED creating this. Shading the werecat fur was a new challenge, but I loved LOVED doing this one. I still can't believe how it turned out. My personal fave from this sequence is Step 4 because I think it really shows the newfound power coursing through her hulked out body.

Lastly, I did this commission in two ways. I did the steps individually and I composited them together into this sequence. Loved how everything turned out.

Enjoy! And thank you CycKath for the commission :).

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Part of a commission for :iconcyckath:! :D

Table of contents for Cheerleader Werecat TF:

Stage 1: [link]
Stage 2: [link]
Stage 3: [link]
Stage 4: [link]
Stage 5: [link]
Whole Sequence:[link]
Image size
6000x3864px 2.97 MB
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Color me impressed! I think for sure of one of the things that makes this so successful compared to your other work is the fact that you don't strictly define your form through lines. In other words, while you did include an outline, they aren't the sole contributing factor to whether or not we understand what the figure is.

The middle figure (or second to last transformation scene) has such a dynamic pose, with very few anatomical, skeletal, or (relative) proportional issues, that instead of seeing a drawing of a transformation, I see the transformation as an idea and concept. The picture does not seem "self-aware" of itself being a picture, and for that - bravo!

The colors are soothing, and don't clash with each other. For the most part, they stay within the a similar color palette, which in my opinion is actually quite a refined palette! Though you could have pushed contrast in color a bit further. What makes the second to last sequence so nice is the play between darks and lights in the figure. Theres a nice balance between the dark clothing and the light fur that's missing from the final part of the sequence. If you just pushed the darks a little more in the final pose, the whole figure would have popped right out as something with definition!

I love what you did with this picture, you did a great job! I'd like to see more pictures done like this.