Makkon: I don't know what some viewer's internet diet consists of here, but be real. That is nudity, by definition. Yes, it is sexual in nature. There's no denying that it is objectively a naked cat woman being shown in an intentional angle and pose wanting to get a specific response out of people. Considering all that, I do think this has the right to exist. Even if it's not particularly tasteful, it does have merit. Does it belong here? Eh, probably not, that's ultimately up to the mods.

Makkon: this makes me very uncomfortable

Makkon: We make a good team, Nick!

Makkon: I'm trying!!!!

Makkon: I can dig it!

Makkon: This is pretty clever! I like the idea of it synching up around the user, and how it's being compared to camelion.

Makkon: @NickTaken: uploaded some stuff, check it out

Makkon: This round, used the colors from NickTaken's outfit, as well as a few similar variants.

Makkon: @CaptainLackwit Good idea, actually! Posting that and some variants now.

Makkon: Inspired by a few elements from NickTaken's design. Loved the wrapped feet and the rounded shawl.

Makkon: Hey dude, I'd love to expand on this idea if it's okay with you!

Makkon: This has my vote too

Makkon: @MikeyTheFox not what I was getting at, but okay.

Makkon: @tronn who says a magic head bag can't make you invisible? And who says that you can't see through it when it becomes invisible?

Makkon: @AMKitsune that's an idea. It's like the "not my problem" field from Scott Adam's Hitchhiker's Guide. It's not that you can't physically see them, it's just that it plays a trick on your brain and makes it impossible to focus on them. Functionally invisible, but not actually invisible.

Makkon: @CaptainLackwit I'll keep it up :)

Makkon: Yeah, I like this a lot

Makkon: The segmentation on the arms isn't the most functional, but it's visually interesting and would have a good place in the fashion world.

Makkon: Simple, and pretty rad. Love the veil.

Makkon: We are not the Dungeon Master in control of the game, ultimately we are all players controlling a single character.

Makkon: Ah. You seemed rather committed to your comment, I assumed you were serious and took it as critique. I mean, it certainly wasn't funny, so I didn't think it was a joke. No worries, 6 pages of foot studies certainly didn't hurt.
And yes, generally feet fall pretty low on the visual hierarchy when it comes to important features that the brain recognizes.

Makkon: If the worst feedback someone has is a hard angle on a character's left foot, I guess I'm doing okay.
Thanks everyone for the positive feedback, and the critique. :)