SaunterDoodles (Early Access): Zetta: NabbyGrabbed! (Patreon)

Patreon Pencil subject suggestion:
Lipucd's Zeta makes the mistake of confusing ChinchiNabby for Abby. It's not a mistake Nabby'll let her get away to make again!

 Zeta belongs to Lipucd and is used with permission!

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The Rant:

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So, one of the fun, seemingly universal conceits about Nabby's design is that its ridiculously easy to confuse her with "Abby" frrom an internal perspective, and gives "Abby" a chance to turn the tables on her captors. So that's always fun! Also, the appearance of Nabby almost always includes encasement bondage so that's fun too, though I don't plan on restricting Nabby to her natural abilities, as seen here (though admittedly before I'd fully fleshed out her conception). After all where's the fun in that?

The tricky thing with encasement (and, to a certain extent, objectification), is that its hard-to-nigh-impossible to see the victim/sub's reaction. While it can be inferred, based on their disposition going into the situation, its impossible to tell without pre-existing familiarity with the character, even with the requisite posing. After all, they could be squirming in delight, or squirming in distress, and you wouldn't be able to tell. That's why, whenever I encase someone, its either part of a sequence, or I leave a part of their face visible. Its not always appreciated, but I think it tells more than an imprint of the character's face after the fact.

What do you think? Lemme know in the comments, and thank you for your patronage!