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Here's my next pinup for this year! And she's a devil girl YOU people love my devils/succubi!
I actually had her sketched out a month ago. She started off as a doodle that I did at lunch break. Considering how I work at a t-shirt shop, I thought of drawing some cheesecake goodness of a girl tugging a TIGHT t-shirt on. She was a normal human girl until I gave her devil horns and a tail. And that was when I decided to sort of bump her measurements UP a notch because... WHY NOT?
Bumping her measurements up a notch did not come without challenges though! I had to make sure they looked right or else they would have looked like basketballs stuffed inside a shirt! The key to making them look right? LOTS OF DEEP STUDYING that would make you feel like closing your doors and curtains LOL!
Aside from all the studying, I went on to color this piece differently than what I initially had in mind. She was just going to be crimson skinned with black attire with the background being like a hellpit. That changed when I messed around with the colors of the highlights and then I decided to make her skin more a pastel pink to go with the blue and purple.
I enjoyed doing this piece (for more than just the OBVIOUS reasons) and I think Lyla is a welcome addition to my devil girl/succubi collection!

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Description

Here's my next pinup for this year! And she's a devil girl YOU people love my devils/succubi!
I actually had her sketched out a month ago. She started off as a doodle that I did at lunch break. Considering how I work at a t-shirt shop, I thought of drawing some cheesecake goodness of a girl tugging a TIGHT t-shirt on. She was a normal human girl until I gave her devil horns and a tail. And that was when I decided to sort of bump her measurements UP a notch because... WHY NOT?
Bumping her measurements up a notch did not come without challenges though! I had to make sure they looked right or else they would have looked like basketballs stuffed inside a shirt! The key to making them look right? LOTS OF DEEP STUDYING that would make you feel like closing your doors and curtains LOL!
Aside from all the studying, I went on to color this piece differently than what I initially had in mind. She was just going to be crimson skinned with black attire with the background being like a hellpit. That changed when I messed around with the colors of the highlights and then I decided to make her skin more a pastel pink to go with the blue and purple.
I enjoyed doing this piece (for more than just the OBVIOUS reasons) and I think Lyla is a welcome addition to my devil girl/succubi collection!

Some other related pieces for your viewing pleasure: