can someone x-ray please ? For her birthday

*cute cat bump*

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Pepe as reward

*bump*

I keep wish that someone will do it *-*

>>15670722
I can try, I suppose, for no other reason than " *cute cat bump* " With an argument like that how could I refuse?

>>15670887
you're so kind

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>>15670895
Made only with what's there, I don't believe in drawing fiction when the true form is far more beautiful--happy birthday to her!

>>15670933
it is reallu awesome, you're photoshop talents is amazing, thanks you

>>15670933
Lol, ad yet you did fake it..

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Can u do her?

>>15670956
I mean, of course, anon! Why, the process of xraying through photoshop is a falsity itself! The process uses the leveling tool to accentuate the small bumps that lurk hidden below the external surface through differences in exposure and color, bumps which are quite often already visible before the xraying process, if you have a very keen eye. The exposed picture can then be released to the person who wants it, bringing a less than satisfactory response because generally the most they see is a sliver of a nipple and maybe the curve of a breast if they're lucky. What I do perhaps differently is simply keep messing with the level tool and accentuate that which is already there through subtle shading once I "see through" the cloth material because I have grown to see the simple patterns of the nipple and breast, following the natural curvature without inventing it myself, hence I say I don't fictionalize the form, I simply accentuate in a natural way what's already there. I add a skin tone hue to help with the shading, as often I find it helps the shading be visible without standing out. However, I try to keep a strict no fictionalizing policy where I will try to steer away from changing absolutely anything below the cloth, strictly translating the subtle differences in color and exposure through the leveling process into shading. It's a fake, but it checks out. Or, at least I prefer and view it this way. There are so many people on 4chan who know how to xray, and so many better than I, I'm just one of them with a personal bias against overexposed pictures of nipples when through a longer more thorough process one can actually reveal the whole thing, ya feel me?

>>15670958
Hey, working on it now for the other thread!