The Red Dress (Patreon)

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Ah…! The most classical, eyecatching wear women have ever graced male eyes with. A piece of clothing so simple in its design, but with so much utility and grace, it is truly captivating…!

We weren’t different in terms of development - the classic Red Dress has been a staple feature of all of our games so far. Its simplicity was very welcome, because it let us tweak our clothing tech and gave us a great point of reference between all of our games and different artstyles. Like in the picture:

Pocket Waifu (or Pocket Waifu 1 as we got used to call it internally since Rekindled became a thin ) was adorned by the artwork of Jordi Navarrete, a very talented freelance artist who helped us through thick and thin, despite the end period of that game being incredibly draining - his passion shined through this project, and his art was exactly what helped us reach such a big audience. Thank you, Jordi!

Coming up on Shelter 69, represented by Andrea the Succubot! Shelter 69 first achieved its style thanks to the work of Alexander Souto, one more talented freelance artist whose work has been with us for three years, counting! His particular way of drawing paved the way for our smooth, futuristic artstyle to compliment his work, and we are happy to say, the cooperation worked perfectly! Thank you, Souto!

The version in Pocket Waifu Rekindled was drawn by our wonderful internal artist, Iza, who, together with our other talented 2D artists, handles character as well as scene art - she drew us this first piece of clothing ever put inside the engine, all the lovely crimps and shades being her incredibly talented handiwork. Thank you, Iza!

Next up: an unannounced project that is currently waiting for an opportune momen . Our other wonderful 2D artist, Kasia, has worked in illustrating before, and it really, truly shows - she is able to capture the most complex of emotions and can tell an entire story with just one picture. Our work wouldn’t be the same without her. Thank you, Kasia!

It is time for our lovely JNT girl, Janet (Hiii guys…~), sporting the very same dress! To be honest, she kinda barged in while I was writing in, all daintily dancing with it. She is very deeply grateful for it to Ola, our other internal artist, specializing in concept and character art, as well as having a very unique, light touch when it comes to art. It’s thanks to her expressiveness you can really enjoy the more complex pieces she has made for us. Thank you, Ola!

Last, but not least, we were concepting a different unannounced game, this one drawn by the lovely, all-around-talented Corinna or Cora, who was our UI/UX specialist and a wonderful colleague to have with us! Cora’s work was very important for several of our projects by this point, and her incredibly good sense of composition and harmony, especially when picking colors, worked wonders. Thank you, Cora!

So after presenting the works of artists working with us on our games, I suppose only one thing remains to ask…

Were you even reading this? Or were you looking at the woman in the red dress?