Amy, Dom & the Flute-Job. v0.3.3 CONCEPTS (II)
Added 2024-02-05 18:33:35 +0000 UTCHey, hey, people!
How's it going? Things are non-stop in Ropo-City. This January has been a month VERY intense, and it's finally come to an end. February is looming as a promising month (perhaps it could be a game-changer for Ropoductions, for real). We'll let you know if some of these possible news will be real (I hope so!).
Today, we're getting back into the routine with concept posts. This time, we'll discuss those by our dear Domenico de Bard, featuring his romantic scene with Amy on the beach.
Yes, before writing and creating the scenes for v0.3.3 version, we were certain that we wanted to bring you all a flute-job scene. How dirty we are, right? But we wanted to do it with a character who, at the very least, is decent for our girl. If we're going to do THAT to Amy, let's do it with some care, shall we?
The artistic development of Dom, or as we colloquially call him, "The hippie bard," followed the usual process for many Ropoductions characters. After defining the character all together, Atom creates a concept. Then Salamin tries a quick digital shitty-sketch, and finally, we all correct it until we get the definitive Dom, made by Space. Easy, isn't it?
For the famous flute-job scene, Atom looks for the most suitable angle and provides us with the previous concepts. We wanted her beautiful butt to stand out in a close-up... and the bard's boldness to be quite a surprise for Amy.
To digitize it, Space first drew a beautiful sunset background. By the way, we made it taller than wide so that it also serves for the pre-scene chat. As for the scene itself, Salamin came up with the kissing part... After scenes that were a bit too 'intense' for our protagonist, we wanted Amy to have a completely 'feel-good' moment.
Well, that's been the making-of the scene with Amy and Dom. Following this series, we still need to discuss the museum scene and the one with Kylia in the dungeon. We'll keep tying up loose ends for the next version and preparing more and better updates for all of you.
So, my dear friends, you know how it ends: Take care, be very, VERY happy, and we'll see you in the next post,
Ropo.
