Top five favorite manips from 2005.
Jan. 7th, 2006 05:47 pmHere is a list of my top five (that I can find) manips of 2005. I might need another few hundred categories for all of them, but here are five. These are all Spike, including one spander and one spiley.
I'm hugely influenced by fan art. Here are a few pieces that influenced me this year. I hope you enjoy.
1. A spru manip I first saw on a forum by
patpaws which she transformed later into my first lj banner. Here's the beautiful original. Just Spike's back and hinted rear end, but not totally work safe. Spike nude back here
2. I can't even begin to cover all of the work that
sueworld2003 has done that I've loved. I think this is her favorite manip for Kept, my spander, and it's one of my favorites too. Worksafe: Spander from Kept
3. This piece inspired a story from me as well as being made into an lj banner for someone else. It's fantastic work. Not work safe. Manip by art_bites And just to show you that manipers experiment before they finish a piece, here is the early raw version of this one: Raw full nude Spike
4. The piece that inspired me to write spiley by
sueworld2003 here Work safe.
5. One of my favorite manipers is
debart. She's got a magical touch with brush strokes so her works have a luminescent quality. This is probably one of my all-time favorites from this year: Beautiful nude Spike. Not even remotely work safe.
I'm hugely influenced by fan art. Here are a few pieces that influenced me this year. I hope you enjoy.
1. A spru manip I first saw on a forum by
2. I can't even begin to cover all of the work that
3. This piece inspired a story from me as well as being made into an lj banner for someone else. It's fantastic work. Not work safe. Manip by art_bites And just to show you that manipers experiment before they finish a piece, here is the early raw version of this one: Raw full nude Spike
4. The piece that inspired me to write spiley by
5. One of my favorite manipers is
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Date: 2006-01-08 02:54 am (UTC)But there are some wonderful pieces of work here. I'm particularly impressed by how seamless they are and the one by
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Date: 2006-01-08 03:02 am (UTC)