[ SECRET POST #2119 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2119 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Notes:

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Comments

[gethenian]

I have no clue what this art is for, but before reading the tinytext saying it was the BALLET SLIPPER that looked off, I gave it a closer look to see if I could see any glaring defects in what is otherwise a really lovely piece of art.

I did. But it wasn't the shoe, which looks really well-done in my opinion, because shoes of any kind are really difficult to draw from that perspective. What really bothers me is the girl's head. It seems like it's twisted at a really unnatural angle. It makes her look like a creepy ball-joint doll with a neck just slightly too long.

Also, it took me a while to even FIND her other leg. Once I did.... again, ball-joint doll pose. Maybe it's because I don't watch ballet, but that just looks SO anatomically unlikely, even for a very flexible, muscular, toned, trained dancer. And even if that IS an anatomically "correct" and "possible" pose, it looks sort of silly. Everything else about the girl's pose suggests a kind of coyness, but the position of that other leg suggests Looney Tunes.