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MysticMachine
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[2010-06-05 01:24:59 +0000 UTC]
"There we were..."
(United States)
# Statistics
Favourites: 578; Deviations: 431; Watchers: 5798
Watching: 346; Pageviews: 103857; Comments Made: 3006; Friends: 346
# Interests
Favorite visual artist: John WillieFavorite movies: The Wizard of Oz, Yellow Submarine, The Orphanage
Favorite TV shows: Life On Mars (BBC), Battlestar Galactica (Redux), The Expanse
Favorite bands / musical artists: Led Zeppelin, The Who
Favorite books: The War of the Worlds,
Favorite writers: H.G. Wells
Favorite games: Riven/Myst, Deus Ex Machina
Favorite gaming platform: PC
Tools of the Trade: Maya, Cinema 4D, Poser, Blender, After Effects, Photoshop, Motion, FCPX
Other Interests: Teaching & Mentoring
# About me
I've been drawing bondage scenes from the time I was around six. I remember the strange elation it gave me to depict two women rendered in crayon tied back to back. Many years later, whilst house-sitting for a friend I happened upon a John Willie book by the name of "The Adventures of Sweet Gwendoline". You never forget those earth-shattering, cloud parting moments when everything seems to make sense and the dirty little things the Church and priests tell you are wrong become pure rubbish.I decided to venture into 3D modeling and animation after mucking about in experimental film for some years and stumbled on a great figure drawing reference program that had the self-depracating brand of Poserยฎ. In little time, I was able to manipulate those plastic-looking puppets into my evil schemes and have never regretted the move from Lightwave. Of course that was before I learned to rig. Maya provided me the platform to build upon my modeling and texturing and film helped me paint with light.
I've since done a lot of motion graphics work in the industry and had the fortunate access to motion capture equipment. That came in real handy when I ventured into Second Life and had a lucrative business doing animations and poses. Ah, 2006. That was the year everyone wanted an island in SL with no clue on how to capitalize on virtual worlds. It was a good time to make some money and bail.
I now spend my days actually repairing computers and dream of getting back into full time CG work. The industry has progressively gone freelance and a man's got to eat. Thanks Wall Street.
I've been really blessed to work with a lot of fetish/risquรฉ/fetish/bondage artists as well as models who have helped me develop my perversions into something nearing refinement. I have no reason to complain. Never regret the things in life that have made you smile.
Thanks for visiting. Cheers!
# Comments
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Pleasure's all mine!
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Last time I was here you were Squeakybuddha. But this visit proved delightful even with a new name. Especially loved the work in the shower. Really nice. And the rubber ducky deserves more images, too. Guess I'm a big bathing aficionado....
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The only constant is change said a wise one once
I'm glad you're enjoying your visits to my collections. I plan to return to the Rubber Ducky series very soon, just got sidetracked with some other projects that were languishing.ย
Thank you for taking the time to comment!
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...And the only person who likes change is a wet baby....
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Okaaaay...I have no argument or rebuttal for that ๐
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The pleasure is mine indeed.
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Thanks๐
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