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CToon — CToon's Toonips Girls 2012 - 2017
Published: 2017-06-16 06:32:27 +0000 UTC; Views: 15809; Favourites: 46; Downloads: 0
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Here's the cavalcade of CToon's most wanted.Quite the giggly bunch and most of them, by hook or by croock, have been tickled by the Guy In Black.
I think he would be equally thrilled as we are to see all of them girls in the same place like this.
Who is your favourite?
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Sell calendars so that I can buy them, please!
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Good idea! Certainly something to look into.
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I have no favourite, all them are gorgeous and have their own personalities. But I do think Denisha (and the brunette at her left) should show her ebony feet soles some more.
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Hard at work convincing her to appear to camera
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If they were under my beg and call, they might be considered as a harem, but they kinda have minds of their own... I mean its not like they are marionettes on strings or anything... oh... wait... they totally are!
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If the faces of these girls all look alike, then they all must be played by a real master of disguise. LOL
Of course, that's the way 3D figure model programs typically are. Nice work otherwise. Think you can make a chart showing each one of these ladies' feet?
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Thanx!
The reason why the Toonips girls mostly seem alike is a very carefully designed look which I intend to hold even in the future. Its not like I could go to any online store to buy a new fit to my babe. No. I need to actually do any and all modifications myself, every vertex of it.
I can see how that might be confusing to a non-3Dmodeller of what I do for a living and mistake that to a 3D figure program such as DAZ or Poser or the likes.
I've looked into those programs and I was fraightened how little you could ever actually modify the characters there.
I can make those feet charts and keep those feet looking they way they are, but only because of the freedom of control I have compared to those programs which are actually, in my humble oppinnion, holding the artists back - just enough for the companies to make a buck off of it. It's the sad truth.
Funny thing in all this is the fact that the Toonips model cannot be bought from any store, it only exists on my computer... but if you have the correct set up of the same tools and programs I have... I could, in theory, sell that character to you - but that would make me equivalent to all of the figure model companies out there and I just don't want to go down that road.
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Now that you've mentioned that, I used to play around with Poser 4 years ago and somehow I lost interest in it. Not so much for the lack of creative freedom (I was able to tweak the faces a little on some models) but because of the characters I had in mind at the time. Somehow they just looked better drawn on paper.
And that's very prudent of you to keep your own work to yourself. Still, if I wanted a model from you, I'd prefer it as a free one converted for Sizebox. You know, for "fun"? LOL
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