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B

You remember back while you sketch the beach chair. You plot out Raven lying back in that bikini and sketch in her basic figure. She didn't have a leg up but you decide to draw her that way, for some nice dynamic angles of those calves and thighs.

You carefully shade Raven so that the sketch doesn't come out too dark gray. You also carefully match the color of her hair so that it's the right shade of purple. Her swimsuit is easiest since it's plain black.

You use a spare page as your color testing area. You go through your set of purple and find traditional purple has too much red content to it. "Eminence" seems about right. You carefully color in Raven's hair, not wanting to have a stray strand on her cheek or forehead.

The most difficult part of a sketch like this, or any drawing really, is when you consider feet. It's not that Raven has awful looking feet, it's that you're not the best at drawing feet. You've never even really considered Raven's feet, as you and Raven have talked about not having such a fetish. Unfortunately it's a little too late to draw this sketch as if you were closer and the frame would "cut out" her feet.

A) Ignore her feet anyway
B) Try to draw her feet
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