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(4.) GIRLS IN A PHOTO BOOTH, EROTICOMIX COVERS, THE TRYST and PAMELA & CHANDRA
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"The first group, Girls in a Photo Booth, was created for our second Eroticomix issue, Photoshoot (scheduled to come out in February 2006). In the story, the protagonist, photographer Fiona Desmond, has a flashback to when, at age fifteen, she and her girlfriend begin discovering their sexuality. |
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The next group are some cover illustrations I've done for upcoming issues of Eroticomix. . "I've always found the image of dark skin against light skin VERY erotic and beautiful, whether it's because of the contrast, or because a dusky girl like me (Jamaican mother and Tlingit father) wound up with such an adorable porcelain skinned redheaded lover. In any event, this was some of the first art I did using 3D human models. "Pamela and Chandra also makes use of 3D models of human figures. They are some of the most recent, MUCH more realistic (requiring far less post-work touch-ups). They're the next best thing to hiring models and taking photos. I'd really wanted to be a photographer, but didn't have the kind of funds required to set up a studio and hire live models. This is really almost as good, and MUCH less expensive." |
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(5.) MISCELLANEOUS WORKS
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"This is a group of images I created for fun, for stories that never quite took off, or were inspired by something I read or saw. In any event, they don't really fit into a category. Eventually, I'll have titles and comments, but for now - just click and enjoy." |
(6.) MISCELLANEOUS WORKS
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"When Jeanne and I were doing research in preparation for putting up this site, we ran across many examples of a genre known as "toon porn" - basically, cartoon characters in compromising positions. Most of it is pretty sick - the same garbage you find elsewhere. A small amount of it is actually pretty erotic and well done, however. |
"'Ginger and Minnie' were a couple of 'toon' characters that came with my latest Poser upgrade. Even though they were skinny little bitches, I thought, whay not? Put a few pounds on 'em, introduce them, and...well, you can see for yourself...I thought they hit it off quite nicely." The other ones were also done in Poser. The first one is another "virtual sculpture" which was supposed to be a prop for Sims 1. (It never made it into that game.) The other one, which I call "The Bonding," was part of a sci-fi kick I go on periodically. Maybe there'll be a story for that one, someday...anyone wanna take it and run with it?:) |
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