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Published: 2013-01-10 04:25:45 +0000 UTC; Views: 25912; Favourites: 165; Downloads: 396
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Contains fetish content, namely giantess/size and vore. Enlarge at your own discretion!Aya loves food. And she loves shrunken boys. And as luck would have it, shrunken boys fit quite nicely into sandwiches...
Yet another food-play render! And somewhat of a follow-up to Tomoe's girl sandwich , I suppose. (wasn't really planning anything with this, it just happened.) I'll have some "plain ol' vore" renders soon enough, I promise; just experimenting still with some of my 3D content (and my newest character), and this just happened to be the result. Still on the agenda is some experimenting with shaders and materials and all that other technical stuff, which should hopefully result in even better renders!
Interested in some more info? Take a look at Aya's profile .
Rendered in DAZ Studio, with postwork in Photoshop.
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Comments: 24
hmm?! talk about a regular "man-eater"
heh heh!! get it!.
great work, love the graphics!!!
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No problem. Your renders are always amazing! I'm loving the food vore especially
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Good to hear! Gonna try to work more on other themes for a bit, but there's definitely going to be more of everything later on.
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I love all your stuff, so I'm not really disappointed. Just been liking this little phase. Really can't wait for what you come up with next
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Still workin' on 3D models for some other types of food, so most likely when I get back into this "phase" I'll have some more variety too.
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Perhaps "phase" wasn't the right word, but none the less, your work is good. And I enjoy it.
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No, "phase" is about right; it's not like it's something I'll move on from later, but I do tend to shift moods every so often, and work on different subjects at different times. It's a phase I'll get out of, and then back into again. (and so on and so forth.)
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Oh ok. I wasn't sure. I didn't mean it as an insult, which I feared it might have been taken as. Glad everything has been cleared up. Can't wait to see what you'll turn out in the future.
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Yeah, I just put it in quotes for emphasis. (there may be a better word out there for it, but I can't think of one.)
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No worries. Lol It's all good. ^^
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Nice work.
You're one of the few who actually bother to render a decent throat in the back.... kudo's
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That's because almost nobody else has access to a proper 3D model of that part! (the figures everybody uses - myself included - don't have much detail there by default.)
I've got plans to improve that area, too, and release the results; so perhaps there'll be more folks doing renders of throats in the future.
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Aaah I see. So there a these pre set models in 3d programs or something?
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Yes, most (though not all) of the 3D work you see out there is done using Poser or DAZ Studio, which is essentially a 3D posing program (thus Poser's name). They come with pre-made figures, and you can add on lots of extra shapes, styles, clothing, hair, props, scenery... or if you're a bit more technical, you can create your own content as well.
DAZ is probably the best example; they make the current most popular figures, and you can see just how big of a selection of add-ons there are in their shop.
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Aaah I see. I thought one would have to render everything from scratch, haha. Thank you for your explanation.
I have gotten "autodesk 3ds" myself recently. Do you happen to know if it has the same concept?
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3DS Max is a full 3D modelling program, so you'll be creating your own models from scratch. Of course, you can always find models other people have released online that may be of use to you (it's not too hard to find animation-ready figures online), but otherwise, it's intended for creating your own stuff.
It's one of the more popular software choices, so there's a good amount of content out there! But nothing quite as easy to use if you're looking to get right into creating scenes. (you'll do best there either using one of the posing programs - which might require a fair bit of additional content - or just making your own figures and stuff, since anything people release for free is usually going to be pretty basic.)
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Aaah, thank you for explaining
Well, I'd rather design everything myself, instead of using pre made stuff. I think so anyway.. I've only just begun using it.
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Plenty of tutorials out there, so it shouldn't be terribly hard to create your own stuff. Just very time-consuming!
Downloading other artist's models and studying them can be a huge help in the learning process, as well. (lots of folks will release models for public use.) Just make sure not to take any pieces of their models, of course.
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