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Corentin of The Sinking City 2. He's so puppy, I just know that he's a complete freak. You can see this, uncensored, here
A commission like this would cost $80
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Corentin of The Sinking City 2. He's so puppy, I just know that he's a complete freak. You can see this, uncensored, here
A commission like this would cost $80
Paul Cuvelier, Corentin
So I played The Sinking City 2 demo
I wasn't a huge fan of the first game, I just watched other people play it, but I decided to play the demo because, why not? And there's uhhh a puppy. Oh no. His name is Corentin, I can find absolutely no references of him, but I NEED to draw smut of him. He is SO pathetic and I know he's the kind of guy to say please and thank you for being allowed to use his dick. So I went through my stream and took some shots. They're below a read more because there's some major eye trauma going on
Protagonist Design - Corentin
Colors for the cover of L'extraordinaire odyssée de Corentin (2nd edition, 1993), original lineart by Paul Cuvelier (1948)
no. 15, 14 April 1954
Pour qui a LA REF'
Corentin would absolutely get assumed to be a pure innocent bean, and Tumblr sexyman
C: Oh, thank you! It's nice to know that in this day and age, mortals have good taste when it comes to men. But, what. What do you mean, innocent? Do I look like a toy neonate to you? I am not naive! Is it because of... Look, it is not, I am not that easy to manipulate anymore. W: They said innocent, not naive. And I agree with them. C: Darling, don't say that. Not in front of people. I have an image to protect.
Thank you for this comment! And I take it as a great compliment cause that is pretty much the image I was trying to create while drawing him. (As it is how Wolfram sees him, and my art is mostly showing that part) When I shared it with my ST, he answered as Corentin and I thought I would translate it for you. As much as I can. "Innocent" and "naive" are the same word in Turkish so there was a missunderstanding, I decided to keep it as Corentin might not understand English perfectly either. Corentin would be delighted to be assumed as a pure innocent bean, despite his reaction. But he's the scapegoat, blamed for things he didn't even know were going on. And he has only himself to blame for it, he is a trickster, and was a charlatan for so long.