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Patreon Choice July 2016 Pitch Call
🕑 Added 2016-09-13 00:29:52 +0000 UTC As a pretentious second rate actor once said, "JUST... DO IT!!!"No, this post isn't just a pretext to show off Nat featured in the first part of the result of last month's Patreon Choice voting! Remember that I'm still going to work on all the other Musteladies in a similar format!
No! I want you to send me your suggestions for the next Patreon Choice voting! They will be put up for voting along with the previous voting's runner-up, which was a tie between "Meeting of the Alien Slaying Women" and "It's Jackie"!
The suggestion box will be open to all $5+ patrons, and you can submit your ideas either through a comment to this post, or a private message if anonymity is your thing. The box will be open until the end of next Thursday, September 15, Brasília time (UTC-3). The voting will go up the very next day!
Thank you once again for your support!
Comments
Cross the Multiverse
I'm inclined to vote for my previous proposal, but I'm curious to see if another recurring idea of mine has votable appeal, while encouraging you to work on mechanical designs. A battle scene between the Super 8 mech from Capcom's fighting game Cyberbots and the Valsione mech from Super Robot Wars. Something about the first looking like an octopus and the other looking like an anime doll despite both being pilotable machines is just asking for a reference to certain anime cliches that may of may not be shared with the wives of fishermen. Thei default pilots would be great to depict (Devilotte de Deathsatan IX for the Super 8 and Lune Zoldark for the Valsione), but some knowledge of Super Robot Wars character would make it funny to have Katina Tarask on the Super 8 and Ryusei Date on the Valsione as alternative, although it would take some misunderstandings to get them to fight each other...
Outlaw Quadrant
Myke works his Muscles: If you haven't figured it out by now, Myke knows his muscles pretty well. How about a small tutorial for those that struggle drawing muscles? Provide pointers and common mistakes to avoid. As a bonus to the teacher, add in a muscle pin-up up of his choosing.
