Now, does that title refer to the fact that the one doing the belly dancing has fangs? Or, is it pointing out the belly which is dancing is 'fanged'?
Does it truly matter? There's a sexy partially-vampiric redhead doing a sultry belly dance in front of you!
Adara Bloodmoon, clad in her somewhat 'gothic gypsy' style normal outfit, has quite a wealth of knowledge of enticing dancing (among other things) and she certainly knows how to gyrate her stomach. Swaying her limbs and stepping deftly, Adara shifts and ripples her body as much as her flowing garments (flowing with sharp looking curved blades, that is). Exuding lust from her lovely face down to her stretching toes, keep your eyes on this sexy but dangerous looking dancing girl. Especially that tempting looking 'fanged' belly. 🙂
So yeah, Adara bellydancing. Maybe it'd add a bit more to have her perform it while wearing a nice transparent crimson veil-
<b>OOPS.</b> 😉
Well, haven't posted anything to the non-tickling art forum in awhile, figured this fits. ^^
Drawn by me, colors by the talented Will Georges.
Linear version included.
Does it truly matter? There's a sexy partially-vampiric redhead doing a sultry belly dance in front of you!
Adara Bloodmoon, clad in her somewhat 'gothic gypsy' style normal outfit, has quite a wealth of knowledge of enticing dancing (among other things) and she certainly knows how to gyrate her stomach. Swaying her limbs and stepping deftly, Adara shifts and ripples her body as much as her flowing garments (flowing with sharp looking curved blades, that is). Exuding lust from her lovely face down to her stretching toes, keep your eyes on this sexy but dangerous looking dancing girl. Especially that tempting looking 'fanged' belly. 🙂
So yeah, Adara bellydancing. Maybe it'd add a bit more to have her perform it while wearing a nice transparent crimson veil-
<b>OOPS.</b> 😉
Well, haven't posted anything to the non-tickling art forum in awhile, figured this fits. ^^
Drawn by me, colors by the talented Will Georges.
Linear version included.
