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Love Bite

Made with Bryce

Created by davidbrinnen

Another halloween scene in Bryce 7.1 beta. A bit nicer than the last. Uses Victoria 3 base.

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Love Bite

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rashadcarter1Archived

- It communicates on so many levels. This is a masterpiece. Everything about it is just incredible. I literally cannot think of a single anything that might be improved or altered or whatever. This piece is timeless, seriously. This is an amazing piece of art, not just Bryce, but I think it has a classic nature to it. Needless to say, I am really impressed. So sinful, so carnal, so demonic, so consuming, yes twisted indeed. Love it!!!!!!!!!!! 500/500!

slepalexArchived

- Lesbian vampires? This is original! :))) I liked the texture and material of this er ... fluid.

davidbrinnenArchived

- @Rashad. Such a glowing endorsement, I am quite flattered, indeed! So this is much to your taste. Well two things to note. My incompetance and frustration with DS leads me to neglect clothing and besides, nudes is propper art while anything else is dangerously close to playing with dolls. That said, with a pinch of salt. I have not desire to upset those that like to dress up their vickies, as you can see, I fail even to fit her with a wig. @Slepalex, Ghouls I think. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghouls_in_popular_culture But yes, I know it is "popularist" to feature Lesbians. But if you look it is the same figure mirrored. Lazyness on my part. See my comment to Sir Rashad with respect to DAZ studio.

slepalexArchived

- David, I also have several works in the style of "nude" with Daz-characters. However, even modest portrait (nothing criminal!) Has not passed moderation here.

davidbrinnenArchived

- @Slepalex. Well that is a judgement for the site owner to take. I would not object if NightSt4r were to remove my image, it is up to him to set the boundaries and I would respect that decision. The open nature of the internet means it is difficult to restrict images to their intended audiance. I considered this safe because the figures are clearly not human and there is no genitals on view. Although it puzzles me that genitals are reguarded with such horror and considered so dangerous in many cases where scenes of terrible violence and killing are perversly displayed. Such are the unenlightened times we live in.

HoroArchived

- I have difficulty to comment on this piece of art. There is that ghoulishness that repulses me and there is a hint of tenderness. This tears me. The background appears also to be undefined to me. There is an octopus-like quality to it but also there is some subtle filigree. It is ambiguous. I can't make out anything sexist, not even lesbian. Rather, those beings look genderless to me. Even though I would never hang this picture in my bedroom, it is definitely a 5/5. It can't be improved.

AnurinArchived

- Ghouls, (has Fallout flashback) This is an intersting piece. What emotions were you trying to convey?

davidbrinnenArchived

- Fallout3 - 70 hours so far and not complete, I had to delete it to make space from Bryce projects - need a bigger hard drive... Anyway, the thing about these "ladies" which if you encountered them in real life up to their ankles in excrement is that they would be disturbing. Here the "clean" renderer makes them safe like the models in fashion magazine made up for a shoot. So they are percieved as human actors rather than inhuman preditors and as such we naturally ascribe to them human motives. However, since they are clearly of the same gender and if not "actors" then not human, it may be wrong to ascribe anything "romatic" about this bite. Ghouls are pack animals and this could be a bite to say, "look I'm the boss here". So I was not so much trying to convey an emotion as trying to allow the viewer to explore their own interpretation by creating a subtly ambigious image.

c-ramArchived

- I'm not a fan of such like horror scene, but i must admit that this is one of the most impressive i've ever seen. I like the material used on V3, it's a perfect marble skin! State of the art! 5/5for sure david.