[Devon Cory]

::Picture load and shows a cute girl with big brown eyes::

Hey, nice.

::Scroll down to see the rest of the picture::

Oh mighty biceps!! Woah mama!! 😮

[Devon Cory]

Yah, I have to agree. She's still beautiful, but her face is looking a little square-ier.

And looking at her right shoulder in that pic, that's probably why.

Source: http://www.amg-lite.com/britt_miller/

[Devon Cory]

WOW!  I love the Camilo drawing!!

Me too. I like how she look so strong even though the artist didn't make her that muscular.

I looked but I really didn't find anything else from this guy. Pity.

[Devon Cory]

Why should I pay for what I can make myself.

True, but then not all of us are talented artists. 😛 Why, oh why did I stop art class when I was a kid!?

I'm quite happy to pay for it to be honest. I generally sign up for a month, cancel, then join up again a few months down the line, but during those months I try out other sites. So I'm routinely spending somewhere between $10-30 a month on this stuff. Which is a lot now that I think about it… 😐

Hum… that's pretty much what I do. But I don't think it's a lot. I don't smoke, I don't drink, I'm not a nightclubber, I hate cell phones and I pack my lunch every day I'm in the office. Except for 20$ or so in comic books every month (something I've been doing since I was a kid), I don't spend a lot of money on "stuff". So really, what is 10 to 30$ a month on websites?

Whatever the cost of specialized commissons are…because that's just about the only thing that even comes close to what I like.

That's the problem really. Someone can spend 50$ a month on memberships and never be completely satisfied. The best, the only way someone can really get what he likes is through commissions. But finding the right artist, and having a good understanding with him or her is hard… and expensive.

Take me for example. I commissioned an artist a few months ago for a growth sequence and I commissioned him again a few weeks ago because I felt the sequence was incomplete. By the time the sequence is completely done, the way I want it, it's going to be 30 pages long… and will have cost me about 800$.

Probably the best 800$ I'll ever spend. But will I do it again? I don't think so. :- Will I share it with everyone here? I don't know. I alone paid for it after all. :- On the other hand, if a bunch of us decided to call DC Matthews or 00tree or Lingster and ask for special custom artwork or animation, a commission everyone involved would agree on as far as content and style is concerned, I'd probably chip in.

Is such an option possible? Dunno…

[Devon Cory]

Wow, FalkBait. 😮 I'm in love.

Who did that one?

[Devon Cory]

I actually joined the website yesterday just for this one video. After watching the new extended version, I must say it was worth it. Having collected FMG for years, I can say that this thing is absolutely amazing. I hope that DA will make another, extra extended version of it. It's just that good.

…did I say it was good?

🙂

–Cash

[Devon Cory]

This is actually pretty awesome. Short yes, but very nicely done. ::Thumbs Up:: 🙂

Criticisms…? Hum… let's see…

– A little too fast for my taste. Then again I like slow-mo growth as it's how I feel I can really appreciate the work of the artist.
– Too dark. Many details are lost to the viewer beacuse of this.
– Although it's nice to see the character grow too large for her outfit, her clothes hide part of her transformation and put greater emphasis on her BE than on her muscle growth. It's alright if that's what you want to do, but in this case you should add extra details to her BE. If that's -not- what you want to accomplish then you might want to reduce her BE and increase her upper body growth. The problem with this is that she can only grow so much before her clothes start to tear appart, and this kind of effect is hard to do.

Anyway…thanks for this great animation. I'm really looking forward to other great animations and sequences from you Titaneer.

–Cash

[Devon Cory]

Wow. I hadn't seen her in quite some time. Those arms and shoulders are quite impressive.

[Devon Cory]

Whoever he is, you can be sure he's not doing the interior art!  :-

True. I like Slott but I've been disappointed by the art in this thing since day one. A pity they can't (or don't want to) use someone like Pelletier. For an heroine who's described as sassy and sexy on a montly basis, she's certainly lacking in the sex-appeal department… especially these days.

Anyway… enough ranting.

[Devon Cory]

For the most part, I'm with Hunter on this. I love huge breasts. I love huge muscles. I love it even more when they come together. But when it gets to the points where a woman can't stand up straight, or move, for that matter, it just seems so much less appealing.

Same here.

That being said, I don't mind the breasts growing to the size of a house. However, my main interest in such a scenario is the growth itself and less the breasts size.

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