Long & Lean by MrGorf
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I recently read something about women with "beer keg bellies" and it got me thinking. I render a lot of female characters. Some are "expanded" in one area or another. However, about 95% of the time I find myself subconsciously cranking up the tummy pudge dials.
I don't know why. Maybe I'm the type who sees the "before and after" pictures and usually prefers the "before." Maybe the animal part of my brain says that a female's tummy is supposed to be at least somewhat convex. Who knows.
Anyway, here's a V4 "Sylph" character, with a little added tallness for good measure. Standing next to her is Autumn, a girl from my "cast" who is actually one of the thinner ones. In the background is Poser 10 Roxie for no other reason than the scene was looking too empty otherwise.
Any thoughts????
Comments (4)
Cyve
Fantastic scene...wonderfully done !!!
T.Rex
Thoughts? Yes. Women have bellies full of intestines, which are full of food, just like all living creatures. I always adjust my Poser (overly skinny, anorectic) figures for this. Then there are those who are a bit chubby, some are fat, and some are, er, beer kegs (just doesn't sound all that flattering. No ill intentions meant). And then there are short ones, average length ones and very tall ones. Combine all these factors and you have an enormous variability! No 2 look alike (except one egg twins). Interesting that Autumn is holding her belly as if she's got a belly ache, or is she trying to hide she's a bit bloated with gas? "Sylph", due to her length, looks anorectic, but isn't. Don't our eyes fool us at times? I find this an interesting study in proportions. Keep up the good work! Am looking forwards to the next image. :-)
KatesFriend
Nice work.
Faemike55
I think T-Rex said it right. There are all types and sizes of women just as there are all types and sizes of men. it would truly be a dull and monotonous world if we were all the same...let's hear it for diversity