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[2006-10-01 23:28:23 +0000 UTC]
"olsen"
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# Statistics
Favourites: 259; Deviations: 1541; Watchers: 1872
Watching: 216; Pageviews: 166190; Comments Made: 2663; Friends: 216
# Comments
Comments: 130
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Thank you for adding this picture of Carolyn to your :fav: !
Maurice, in France
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Maybe you find something here you like:
kaockl.deviantart.com/gallery/β¦
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Was wondering if you'd be interested in joining.
humansextoys.deviantart.com/
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Anybody know an easy to use program to make an video from an series of images?Β
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Your technique is excellent, but I recommend: (1) getting away from catgirls in favor of attractive youg female slaves in Gor and/or ancient Rome, and (2) giving up the sicko stuff showing women whose limbs have been amputated.
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However I like catgirls
Anybody with poser or daz studio can easy make amputeesΒ
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Back after almost an year.Β
new series is up.Β
Main character is an four legged catgirl.
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My Master, I hope you will come back very soon 
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Sorry for the lack of updates. work, moving to new apartment and skyrim moding.
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I hope everything is ok with you again?
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Cara loved their gear, tell me: how do you make them? Type what program do you use? From what to do with this program?
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I use poser with victoria 4 as model. The catgirl is an modified model I made.
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Visiting for the very first time, and wondering why I've not heard of this gallery before. Some really interesting story concepts here. The images are on the whole quite enjoyable, and my only wish is that you will begin to make your art work feel more dynamic and action/movement oriented, rather than so static as it is now. Don't know whether this is a problem with the CG app you're using, or whether it's simply a matter of chops you need to acquire. If the latter, I have no doubt you'll be able to do it.
BTW: Trying to write a comment to you while your webcam feature fully loads on your profile page is unbelievably annoying. I have a pretty powerful system, but it can't load your animation and write this comment without lagging and even 1-2 second delays. I suspect others are having the same problem.
This suggests to me that 1) you don't want anyone writing comments here, 2) you only want comments from people with a great deal of tolerance for frustration, or 3) you've rather underestimated the impact on your page of displaying this animation here. If it's #3, perhaps you can come up with an alternative approach, like a link to the animation.
Just sayin'.
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Hi and thanks, thinks the lack of dynamic is mostly that I make scenes and want them to feel balanced or finished.
The ponygirl LE74TO86 is probably most dynamic of them.
Replaced the webcam with an smaller animation
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First, many, many thanks for changing the animation on your profile page. Makes things much more user-friendly.
I take your point about wanting to keep each image "balanced" or "finished," and thus going for a more static look. On the other hand, since almost all of your images are story-arc-ed in a sequence with other images, there's no real reason to emphasize a 'this scene is finished" look to any one image. It would seem to me that adding dynamism to many of the scenes would encourage the reader to anticipate the next image in the sequence and thus get more involved in the story and the sequence as a whole. But, then, what do I know, really?
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You are probably right, think I made the ponygirl series and also the heavy load one pretty dynamic.
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Do you know the story "the consignment" illustrated from "star graves"?
I think that you would have loved it!
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No I do not, do you have an link?
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no, but you can me send your mailadresse and i send you the pics!
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I really love all the little details in your work. Best wishes
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