Hentai Art Pregnancy Progression (Bondage, Sex, Lact, slight BE)

I'm sorry if this has been posted before, although I don't remember ever seeing it on this forum previously. It looks like it's from a hentai game, although I have no idea which one. The woman in this 12-pic series gets progressively larger each image, going from a flat stomach in the first image to a large 9 months in the final one. Her breasts increase in size a bit too, with lactation starting on the 6th image. A well-drawn series.

EDIT: I realized that these pics are slightly out of order: pic 11 should have been a bit earlier, I think (because she's not lactating and her nipples haven't darkened yet). I don't know the correct order for sure, though.

Hot Stuff cerebus123! Thanks for sharing!


Oh, and not to insult you're avatar but...



I LOVE MEAT!

Originally Posted by TheMoney

Oh, and not to insult you're avatar but...



I LOVE MEAT!

Actually, you can't see the whole avatar because it had to be cropped...
Here's the full version:

Now you understand.^^
(She's the title character from Tokyo Akazukin by Tamaoki Benkyo. It can be found here: http://www.blahsoft.com/dl3.html
It's sick. It's twisted. It's completely incoherent. Read it anyway.)

[Sutibaru]

Yeah it is quite the disturbing manga. Too young, too nude, violence great.

Originally Posted by Sutibaru

Yeah it is quite the disturbing manga. Too young, too nude, violence great.

Yeah, some of it can be a little hard to stomach, and I don't recommend to everyone (how young she is would be a big factor, but after it became apparent that she isn't entirely 'human', it didn't bother me quite as much). Lately it's been more than a bit hard to follow, although that may be more due to poor translation than anything else. I love the art though; I liked Tamaoki Benkyo's art ever since I saw his erotic short story in Secret Comics Japan. There a hard, 'dry', in-your-face quality to his linework, and his characters are a bit more realistic without being photorealistic (which I find pointless; I'm not a big Ryoichi Ikegami fan, for instance, although I admire his skill). I also love how expressive his faces are without resorting to overexaggeration. Actually, a lot of these quality could also be said about Naoki Yamamoto's art, and I'm a big fan of him, too.

[Eviscerator]

Oh. Not entirely human? And I thought she was just stoned or something.