There are few outfits that would benefit a heroine of the prehistoric jungle more than the dinosaur-hide bikini. The tough and scaly hide grants the wearer protective armor where it matters the most, yet the bikini form provides the perfect comfort for hot and humid Cretaceous conditions. Not to mention, it allows her to show off her figure!
That drawing is superb. But I would slightly disagree on the efficiency of bikini armor (in general).
As a matter of fact, hot/humid conditions tend to foster many parasites. People under these conditions cover most of their body. The cloth material needs to be light enough to offer ventilation, but sturdy enough to protect the max of the body skin for sun and rain.
Great work.
I was under the impression that many ethnic groups from those regions (such as those in Central Africa, South America, and Melanesia for example) didn't cover up so much of their bodies. They're often comfortable going around shirtless with only loincloths or sarongs for clothing, for example. Still, I appreciate your review.
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