![]() And I took out Yuri's design on his shirt because I got lazy. This is also the part where the cat is no longer a blob. No more disorderly "guesses" of what an arm should look like, etc. It is also nice to see concepts and ideas forming real shapes on the screen. It's so calming and meditative to see smooth, orderly lines being drawn on the canvas. I said it many times and I'll say it again - linearting is my favorite step of any artwork. ![]() That's why I wanted to show a budding friendship with a "hand over the shoulder" by Otabek and Yuri being OK with it, albeit a little pout in the corner of his mouth. Otabek is definitely on the kinder side, so he wouldn't be as hesitant to show a little more skinship. However, Yuri is known to be somewhat aloof and apprehensive to friendly gestures. I know in the anime (YOI), Yuri and Otabek have a special kind of friendship - which is why they're perfect for each other. ![]() (The comic never ended up being finished so I can't link it unfortunately!) Why is there a cat? Well, I was creating a fan comic with a friend of mine and it involved these two adorable boys who were tasked with cat-sitting, and there would be "ooh-la-la~" moments inside for the daring. Today I'll be going over a Yuri On Ice fanart I did of Yuri Plisetsky and Otabek! Yes, the newest ship everyone is raving about.
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