I really like drawing and modelling female characters

[watcher]

Probably because it makes me feel like I have control over them

They can look and behave anyway I want. There is this one character that is a total cunt and there is another who is idealized pure waifu type.

 

[SparkLight]

When virtual reality becomes hyper realistic then that’s a whole other terrain when it comes to designing toilets

 

[iamsubhuman]

make sfm porn. mod skimpy costumes into Resident Evil 2 Remake and Resident Evil 3 Remake. do it bro

 

[Orca]

Show them to us

 

[AlexanderTheGreat11]

Post some

 

[watcher]

Show them to us

Post some

She is not textured yet but her anatomy is really good now, I tried to keep the body proportions "realistic" so I can change it any way I want in the future. 3D stuff takes forever, much more than drawing. I could draw like 666 girls before I can finish modeling and texturing a 3D one.

 

[watcher]

I used to run an art blog a few years ago but stopped due to being a lazy fuck, but doing creative shit of the sort really feels good, I am currently contemplating getting back in the groove by making an erotic comic of some sorts.

If I was not too busy with other stuff I would draw a comic, not an erotic one but one with attractive female characters.

 

[Izayacel]

You still cant fuck your Art tho

 

[watcher]

You still cant fuck your Art tho

 

[Intellau_Celistic]

You have excellent visual-spatial ability. I have maladaptive daydreaming disorder, yet struggle to directly visualize.

Sadly, the aspiring architect known as Justus Grossbier is very much impaired:

 

[watcher]

You have excellent visual-spatial ability. I have maladaptive daydreaming disorder, yet struggle to directly visualize.

Sadly, the aspiring architect known as Justus Grossbier is very much impaired:

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Sometimes when I wake up I like to imagine these characters getting btfo by male characters that are much more powerful than them. Often the "good" male characters are powerless and forced to watch. Strangely I only enjoy doing this while sleepy in bed though, I never think about this during the day.

 

[Meus]

Kek

 

[Lebensmüder]

You have excellent visual-spatial ability. I have maladaptive daydreaming disorder, yet struggle to directly visualize.

Sadly, the aspiring architect known as Justus Grossbier is very much impaired:

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Have the same problem. Want to do reptile, fish & amphibian keeping.
So far I have neither the money nor the space for it, but I often draw plans beforehand.
And spatially I am so shitty. But I still try and read the literature about it.
I make backwall designs (like rock surfaces with styrofoam/glue/sand) and plant lists (mostly from the natural range) on paper. I also look for good wood/rocks.

My dream is a garden boa, a tiger rat snake, a sipo or other puffer snakes (like poecilonotus/sulphureus) for a rainforest set-up due to my love for bromeliads, passion flowers and araceans (like anthurium/scindapsus/monstera).
Or some mountain kings like the zonata/pyromelana with natural rocks, an artifical backwall and some ferns/tillandsias/coniferous needles.
Or for ball pythons sansevierias, zamioculcas, etc.
Or for Perth Pythons/Stimson's pythons/Womas/Blackheads a fake red rock wall resembling the cliffs/creeks of Australian drylands.
My absolute dream would be a rough scaled python, very rare from the Western Australia (Kimberley Region) & some small islands, likes sandstone walls in rainforests, very long teeth for catching rock rats that throw off their fur. It can be kept in a rainforest-like terrarium with a rock wall.
I love Australian lizards too. I particularly like here Oedura/Saltuarius/Phyllurus and Pilbara monitors.
For aquariums I mostly like Suriname toads/Pipa sp. and other pipids as well as predatory fish.

So far I have only read books and drew it. But maybe I will do it irl if I have the opportunity. I have spent years with books/documentaries/forums about reptiles/amphibians/fish in nature and saw (and even caught) almost all of them in my country, now I want to keep them.

 

[watcher]

Have the same problem. Want to do reptile, fish & amphibian keeping.
So far I have neither the money nor the space for it, but I often draw plans beforehand.
And spatially I am so shitty. But I still try and read the literature about it.
I make backwall designs (like rock surfaces with styrofoam/glue/sand) and plant lists (mostly from the natural range) on paper. I also look for good wood/rocks.

My dream is a garden boa, a tiger rat snake, a sipo or other puffer snakes (like poecilonotus/sulphureus) for a rainforest set-up due to my love for bromeliads, passion flowers and araceans (like anthurium/scindapsus/monstera).
Or some mountain kings like the zonata/pyromelana with natural rocks, an artifical backwall and some ferns/tillandsias/coniferous needles.
Or for ball pythons sansevierias, zamioculcas, etc.
Or for Perth Pythons/Stimson's pythons/Womas/Blackheads a fake red rock wall resembling the cliffs/creeks of Australian drylands.
My absolute dream would be a rough scaled python, very rare from the Western Australia (Kimberley Region) & some small islands, likes sandstone walls in rainforests, very long teeth for catching rock rats that throw off their fur. It can be kept in a rainforest-like terrarium with a rock wall.
I love Australian lizards too. I particularly like here Oedura/Saltuarius/Phyllurus and Pilbara monitors.
For aquariums I mostly like Suriname toads/Pipa sp. and other pipids as well as predatory fish.

So far I have only read books and drew it. But maybe I will do it irl if I have the opportunity. I have spent years with books/documentaries/forums about reptiles/amphibians/fish in nature and saw (and even caught) almost all of them in my country, now I want to keep them.

Don't you feel bad about keeping them in a small space? At least pets like cats and dogs can enjoy our company and create bonds with us. But snakes and fishes will mostly just stay there, doing nothing.

 

[Intellau_Celistic]

...

Perhaps your experience will give Justus Grossbier some comfort. Thank you.

 

[Lebensmüder]

Don't you feel bad about keeping them in a small space? At least pets like cats and dogs can enjoy our company and create bonds with us. But snakes and fishes will mostly just stay there, doing nothing.

Not really.
Snakes are sit & wait strategists most of the time & therefore have small action ranges.
Compared to what nature offers them getting kept in a terrarium is a blessing.
They are healthy, show their natural behavior & reproduce successfully if their basic needs are met, stressed out animals don't do this.
And most of them become quite tame/handleable with time.
Free land keeping is possible too with many species.
With primate or whale keeping it's different, this can unironically be considered cruel, but reptiles/amphibians/fish do defintely thrive in human care.
Keeping them has virtually no difference to keeping hamsters/bunnies/etc. for me in ethical regards.

Perhaps your experience will give Justus Grossbier some comfort. Thank you.

It gets better with time.
But spatial thinking is really hard.