Skebのリクエストで描きました。
リクエストくださった方、ありがとうございました！
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【2021.07.04追記】イラストルーキーランキングにて281位頂いてました！
見てくださる皆さんのお陰です。ありがとうございます！

Source: https://www.pixiv.net/artworks/90957238

Original Request:

Hello うさぎのつのさん! I hope that it is not too greedy of me to request you again for another illustration of OTs-14 so soon. I was considering many different artists for the following idea that I had, but I concluded that you would be the best fit due to your ability to draw evocative compositions and penchant for using flower imagery.

For my request, I was wondering if you would be willing to draw an illustration of OTs-14 inspired by the art from a Magic: The Gathering card called "Path to Exile"（流刑への道）.
https://pm1.narvii.com/6231/36789bfe850e137bf5a723d549ac099d6e9a39f3_hq.jpg

Since the subtitle of ドルフロ２ is Exilium, I was reminded of this iconic card. And coincidentally, ドルフロ２uses a lot of imagery involving the beautiful yet deadly epiphyllum flowers (aka 月下美人) that were seen in the 連鎖分裂 event. Thus, I was thinking of a composition where OTs-14 is, similar to the card art, dissipating into a flurry of epiphyllum flower petals.
More info on the epiphyllum flowers: https://dic.pixiv.net/a/優曇華(ドールズフロントライン)

For the clothes, I figure OTs-14's outfit with her white jacket would lend to a more natural transition to the flower petals. I don't have a clean reference for the outfit, but it can be seen from several angles in the gameplay demo: https://youtu.be/M_f8bvKk0u8?t=48

You don't necessarily have to copy the pose, expression, angle, etc. In fact I was thinking a more serene and hopeful pose and expression might be better? However, I trust your judgment on how to draw the piece, feel free to draw the idea how you see fit. I hope that will you find this request reasonable, and that you aren't tired of drawing OTs-14 yet (笑). Thank you for your consideration!

Client Response:

Thank you so much! The background is very beautiful, and the illustration is very worthy of the name "Path to Exile"!

Source: https://skeb.jp/@rabb_horn/works/18