mind control, bimbo transformation

[olddude12]

Guess who loves BSB?

[rosssi]

Oh my god old dude. How many identities do you have?


Awesome commission by the way.

[Katsumend]

Originally Posted by olddude12

Guess who loves BSB?

I do! And <3 that commission as well!

Also, not to ruin anyone's gooey bimbo happiness, but The Pit hasn't logged into John Person's forum since early 2013 so he may not even be active right now for all I know. Anyone have any better luck than me getting in touch with him?

[olddude12]

The Great Daeo is adapting "Wishes Once Wished"
http://thegreatdaeo.deviantart.com/gallery/48144535

This was one of the first tg stories I read, and probably the very first bimbo story. How nostalgic.

For some reason, the Process is preventing me from uploading the other pages. There's also one more to go still.

[Sutibaru]

Originally Posted by Katsumend

Also, not to ruin anyone's gooey bimbo happiness, but The Pit hasn't logged into John Person's forum since early 2013 so he may not even be active right now for all I know. Anyone have any better luck than me getting in touch with him?

He is still active. I figure he just does work for the site, not actually that active in the community however. But then again, I haven't really delved much into the JohnPersons site. There are actually some previews of his work from this month.

[AimeeTits]

Originally Posted by Sutibaru

He is still active. I figure he just does work for the site, not actually that active in the community however. But then again, I haven't really delved much into the JohnPersons site. There are actually some previews of his work from this month.

I've had no luck getting ahold of Persons, so I think this might be a dead issue until we get a break in this case.

[babblingfaces]

While I'm working on rendering images for my game among other things, I've been finding the time to make a quick, improvised bimbofication comic. I should have it finished in a couple of days, but I thought I'd leave a preview, just to see what you guys think of it. Like her?

[olddude12]

Why yes I do. Looking forward to the complete work.

[wobbuvahi]

Originally Posted by babblingfaces

While I'm working on rendering images for my game among other things, I've been finding the time to make a quick, improvised bimbofication comic. I should have it finished in a couple of days, but I thought I'd leave a preview, just to see what you guys think of it. Like her?

Not bad! Only thing I'd say is that those nasolabial lines (or 'laugh lines') are a bit harsh--seems to happen to some people with 3D-rendered images. I'm not quite sure what causes it or how you make it less prevalent. I can say that one person who seems to have conquered that issue is Avaro. He seems to have figured out a way to get a smile without it looking quite so severe. Maybe it's a particular head model, or maybe it's his poser program (Daz Studio).

Anyway, still looks nice! (And it's further than I ever got with 3D models.) It's just something I've noticed in a lot of Poser-type art.

[babblingfaces]

Originally Posted by wobbuvahi

Not bad! Only thing I'd say is that those nasolabial lines (or 'laugh lines') are a bit harsh--seems to happen to some people with 3D-rendered images. I'm not quite sure what causes it or how you make it less prevalent. I can say that one person who seems to have conquered that issue is Avaro. He seems to have figured out a way to get a smile without it looking quite so severe. Maybe it's a particular head model, or maybe it's his poser program (Daz Studio).

Anyway, still looks nice! (And it's further than I ever got with 3D models.) It's just something I've noticed in a lot of Poser-type art.

Hey! Thanks, and you're right about that. I've tried in other works I've done to avoid this, and certainly the harsh lights and the character's skin's "shininess" in this comic's renders do those lines no favours; however, I also feel that those flexes give the impression of a more carefree, perhaps even inconsiderate giggle or laugh, opposite to a more modest and restrained giggle, which for me heightens the character's "airheadness". Therefore, I did not mind this myself at the time of rendering these pictures. However, I'll look into this later and see if I can make these folds smoother.

[wandering_spirit]

Originally Posted by babblingfaces

While I'm working on rendering images for my game among other things, I've been finding the time to make a quick, improvised bimbofication comic. I should have it finished in a couple of days, but I thought I'd leave a preview, just to see what you guys think of it. Like her?

Not too shabby. I've never gotten the handle of Poser, so to see something like that, I'm impressed.

[Dynamoob]

Originally Posted by wobbuvahi

Not bad! Only thing I'd say is that those nasolabial lines (or 'laugh lines') are a bit harsh--seems to happen to some people with 3D-rendered images. I'm not quite sure what causes it or how you make it less prevalent. I can say that one person who seems to have conquered that issue is Avaro. He seems to have figured out a way to get a smile without it looking quite so severe. Maybe it's a particular head model, or maybe it's his poser program (Daz Studio).

Anyway, still looks nice! (And it's further than I ever got with 3D models.) It's just something I've noticed in a lot of Poser-type art.

I know the feeling. I'm finding myself spending a lot of time re-rendering because I was unsatisfied with the expression. The problem with those laugh lines is the smiling morphs for the V4 model in Poser, specifically the 'Happy' & 'MouthSmile-Frown' morphs which create those harsh lines. These modify the cheeks naturally in addition to the mouth. I generally only use those particular morphs at minimal numbers to add a bit more subtly to my expressions - the bulk of the morphs are done by combining basic morphs with the visemes.