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Xcalibur
over 6 years ago
Is this just a different alias for Mubi Alice?
fireattack
over 6 years ago
It does resemble tinkle a little bit but I don't think they're that similar.

it's nevertheless interesting that his/her coloring (or overall) here is much better than what he/she has on pixiv, which screams amateur.
Debbie
over 6 years ago
The way they colored the eyes and hair is identical tho, just some other areas are shaded softer and it seems there's a reddish layer applied to this entire image, or some sort of filter. Funny how small changes can affect the result so much.
Kawaiideath
over 6 years ago
After checking their Pixiv profile and twitter briefly, it seems 1) she's a girl (also backed by the Twitter account https://twitter.com/Elsie0Alice/status/941129072343519233 ), 2) it's their debut illustration in a magazine (If I understand Google translate correctly) https://twitter.com/Elsie0Alice/status/945549437400530944.

As for the big difference in coloring between the magazine art and their material on Pixi, could it be possible that they hand over the illustration to a (more technically skilled) person to get it 'mastered' like they do in the music industry?
moonian
over 6 years ago
Kawaiideath said:
As for the big difference in coloring between the magazine art and their material on Pixi, could it be possible that they hand over the illustration to a (more technically skilled) person to get it 'mastered' like they do in the music industry?
This is possible, especially for copyrighted works, where the illustrators may only draw sketches and/or line arts, with coloring, etc. by other staffs.