Female Muscle Art Gifts & Commissions — by Mikazuki
A commission of OtakuTaylor’s musclebound friendly giant, Tsumi, and her genius mastermind sister, Sasami. Looking at them, you’d think they’re twins. jk! They often have their differences, but they make a great duo here. I think so. Well, enjoy!
There’s one more commish pic on the way. Getting there, getting there…
Posted in Muscle Art – March 26, 2012
If Ken knows what’s good for him, he’d back away… very, very quickly.
A commission for Reason.
SF Characters © Capcom
Posted in FM Art – January 6, 2012
A Christmas commission for Gigi’s new spunky catgirl, Koshka. She just discovered a new ability that makes her muscles (a lot) bigger.
Posted in FM Art – December 18, 2011
Commission for Gigi of her and her girlfriend. You can read more about them at Gigi’s website.
Posted in FM Art – November 20, 2010
OtakuTaylor came up with a Secret Santa idea where we drawing a random combination of character, theme and action.
Mine was…
Chara: Dagwam’s Calista
Theme: Fantasy Adventure
Action: Cooking
Posted in FM Art – November 20, 2010
Comic Shop is OPEN!!
Check out my first comic at MuscleArtGallery.com : )
It’s a female muscle growth commission from Mixalis about his catgirl character Etsuko.
Posted in Manga and Comics – July 16, 2010
AyanamiFan’s character, Kira, is a super strong muscular girl whose muscles can expand when she exerts a lot of strength. Here, she is pumping up for AyaFan’s bday ; ) This was my first attempt at digital animation, so I didn’t know enough to put clothes on her. Still, it was tons of fun, thanks to Reason who guided me along the way.
Download: AyaFan’s Kira bicep flexing FMG
Posted in FM Art – June 4, 2010
Another stab at the rock technique! This time for Debido-san’s birthday, a fan art of his Plus x Minus character, the ever smexay Kiraxa.
Posted in FM Art – May 26, 2010
Birthday pic for BlackKusanagi (it’s way past tho). My first time applying AyanamiFan’s “rock painting technique” to a non-rock object (although you can probably argue that those muscles are like rocks anyway). The technique was so named because I was trying to paint some rocks in iScribble but they turned out as weird-looking green & blue blobs; then AyaFan came and (what looked to me like) magically shaped them into rocks of exquisite details and colours. I watched him and asked him questions as he painted, and the tips from became what I call the “rock technique” x”D
Posted in FM Art – May 26, 2010
