Hyacinth - Render 02

Hyacinth's character design is amazing but it was made even more so thanks to her iconic, sexy, though provoking thong leotard. So the question would be what is the great impact this character makes over other similar types of work?

Well, for starter, there is this amazement that I got from seeing her in 2D art form. Not only she had the beauty, imposing figure, and outfit, but also her personality that slowly evolved through continuation of arts, that gave her a form of character that is not found in similar arts. This is good news. What became better is when her 2D art became a 3D one.
Here the imagination is put a step further thanks to the depth of her figure that was unnoticeable in 2D format.

What I liked here is quite obvious: her great 'features' and outfit are clearly overblown with depth and beauty that was not there before. The oil skin gives her an even sexier look; though one may ask is that oil or sweat?
Regardless of the option one may choose, there is no doubt the texture gives her skin a liveliness that was absent in her 2D variants.

Her proportion is properly portrayed here with great details on the leg warmers and her hair. These details helped the shot pop out even more.

What I would like to see more in future are:
1. Adding more light sources or shadow or contrast in general to expose her posture and figure with greater depth.
2. Since she is wearing a thong leotard and the rear portion raises high enough to show the superficial topography of the sacroiliac joints, we HAVE TO HAVE sagittally symmetrical indentations, also known as dimples of Venus. It is a known fact that females with well rounded figure looks even more attractive and sexy from rear if dimples of Venus are visible. Many even choose to place piercings on those two areas. Now that we see the 3D outline and depth of her rear, the dimple of Venus would add even more beauty and sexiness to her appearance.
3. Piercing. Well this is up to the artist no doubt but putting piercings on her dimples of Venus would also make her 'shine' a bit more, since she already has one on her face. Her strong, little but ornamented face would contrast greatly with her little but ornamented rear!
4. Different poses. The possibilities are endless there. I'm sure we can all agree on that.
5. A less oily or dirtier version (ie. dirt, mud) would add more to her presentation.


Overall I loved this piece of work, primarily because the 2D art literally took a transformation into 3D art. With that came more exposure of unnoticeable beauty that could only be admired with insight on art style and methods.

I say, keep em coming with improved quality on the art style. It is shaping up to be great.