[ SECRET POST #2496 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2496 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I don't see much wrong with the PG shot. Sure, it's drawn from a perspective to emphasize her substantial bosom (which eventually became a joke in her own book), but as far as looking like a human being she has all the right bits in the right places. Unlike the bottom, in which ribs are missing and such.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, as someone with naturally big boobs (though not quite as athletic) I'm starting to find it pretty upsetting that everyone insists that her body type is "unnatural".

[(Anonymous)]

From what I can tell: PG's body isn't connected correctly below the ribcage in that shot (the spine is forward and to (her) right of where it should be, especially if the lower half is relaxed like that) and the ribcage is compressed.

Also, besides being mid-flight, the basic pose itself is not a natural pose to fall into, contrary to the expression and body language (for instance, the neck is craned enough that while you perfectly see the tops of the shoulders and breasts, you don't see much of the top of the head). I also think that the extreme perspective largely on the lower legs doesn't quite work (maybe if the left thigh led into it rather than being roughly parallel to the viewer's plane and/or the right calf were more visible?).