Tuesday, November 24, 2009

Erotic Earth Vindicator 1


Over at another forum, artists there are having a 'art jam' where artists are invited to do variations of Super-Hero costumes that leave the 'naughty parts' bare, and the setting is called "Erotic Earth" ^_^:

I finally decided to do an entry, in this case Vindicator from Alpha Flight: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vindicator_(comics)

Erotic Earth Vindicator 2


Well, the series is called "Erotic Earth" for a reason ^_^

Dark Meat 1


I've discovered that, for some strange reason, 'interracial' pairings seem to be a common theme in both animated and 'real' porn, so here is my attempt at the subject matter as well.

You may notice the woman's boobs seem to change shape from image to image; for some reason all the morphs I had in the figure began to interfere with each other; change the shape of her butt and the boobs got smaller, and vice versa.

Oh well, good enough for me ^_^

Dark Meat 2

Dark Meat 3

Dark Meat 4


I may go back and postwork all of the images later to add "money shot" effects, maybe even add a final "Money Shot" scene (a requirement for all porn ^_^).

Sunday, November 22, 2009

Cyber Drow 1



"in a future city of Magic, Circuits, and Chrome, a drow Exotic Dancer plows her trade in one of the 'unregulated' parts of the Megaplex City [where the inhabitants are all too poor to afford to pay for proper Police Protection Policies]).

"While most just see her as nothing more than a stripper, few know her true purpose, as a Spy, Assassin [if need be], and most importantly as a servant to Lloth, Queen of the Cyberweb Pits!"

I got this idea from a couple of sources; First thinking about the 'Steampunk' feel of Eberron that I mentioned in a previous image.

Second, from long ago playing a game called "Shadowrun", which mixed the seemingly incompatible settings of "Cyberpunk" [think "Blade Runner"], with some of the fantasy trappings common to "Dungeons and Dragons".

What I disliked about Shadowrun (other than its confusing rules ^_^), was the fact that it was almost D&D meets Cyberpunk, but not quite. In other words, for the short time I played, I was expecting to see iconic races/encounters from D&D, including Drow.

Now that D20 Modern is out (has been for quite awhile now), along with various supplements, you can actually play a D&D meets Cyberpunk campaign (specifically by mixing their "Urban Arcanna" setting with "D20 Future" and "D20 Cyberscape".

While I would love to run a campaign like that, I doubt I will, since my days of pencil-and-paper seem long behind me now (work schedules tend to seperate all the ones I used to play with, and new players are hard to find in my area).

Still, I think I'll detain the unique elements of a "Cyber Arcanna" setting for myself :-)