awesome! i like the details on her leg guards, hat, shoulder etc.

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awesome concept. i especially like the sketch of her sitting down with her foot on the guy's head. and i've always liked how you draw your women with a more realistic body. its a nice change from the usual yet still eye pleasing bodies given to women

wow, wicked work

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I love all of it
The different sketches make this so interesting

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awesome these are all great. the beheaded piece and the lunge with the sword are fantastic.

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I enjoy the scar, so few women in any media are "allowed" to have such character aspects, "beauty" is far to bland in most media in my opinion. Scars and facial deformities are saved for "evil, ugly, scary" women. I also enjoy the overall feel of your women, they seem much more realistic than the skinny inflatable boob characters.

That tummy is quite a target in combat however, little armor means easy gut strikes and there is no worse way to die than through the stomach. Or so I hear. Awesome stuff.

i'll be the first to admit the armor is a little less than useful for combat....but then again, Red Sonja had it worse

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Excellent.

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I've always liked the way you combine "practicality" with "sex appeal" in your armor designs, haha. This design in particular is very nice. It'd fit right into a Soul Calibur game.

My favorite is the one with the decapitated head under her foot... awesome.

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These are really really nice, kinda reminds me a little of Spiral, minus the handjob of course. This is a great collection of sketches, you really know how to r0ck that grayscale!

In terms of concept, as cool as the armored tanktop piece is that you designed, I think it looks a little awkward with some of the newer sketches. With the heavier armor plus helmet, it makes her decision to leave that arm and torso area totally bare, w/ no chainmail or cloth or anything, kinda weird. I kinda like more the overall approaches on the middle ones and the far right one, where she's still got the armor but it looks a little more loose and thrown together. Like her goal was still primarily on comfort and flexibility, and she perhaps pieced the armor bits together from the leftovers of various battlefields. Those are my thoughts anyway. I really like your detailings on the armor in the leftmost sketches though, and the greater elegance on those leg guards, so whatever direction you go, it will still look quite neat.

Not meaning to make ya think too much harder or anything, I just think you got a real nice thing going on here. Good luck figuring her out!

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