[Matthew Lim]

Sorry folks but Mika asked me to lock this thread up.

[Matthew Lim]

It's nice to see a buffed up Talim, the only thing is that Debido's 'fro is too small, but on the plus side you left out the nose seeing that I stole that off of him a long while back.  😛

[Matthew Lim]

very good 8)
pheraps lower body is a little "tiny" respect to upper

If you're talking about Briana that's the way she's always been drawn and there's no plans to change the design.

[Matthew Lim]

Two new additions to the collection:

014. White

The costume here was inspired by a dancer's costume from the "Parade in the Sky" show  at the Rio in Vegas. I've also taken a shot at doing a more action-oriented pose rather than the generic standing straight posture I usually do.

[Matthew Lim]

Agreed.  I'm not a writer myself, but this is something I've wanted to see ever since I saw a picture of Hermione doing the engorgio charm on herself.  I think it was on Deviant Art but I can't remember.  Great job.  Keep it up.

Hmph… goes to show how memorable my work is around this place.  >:(

[Matthew Lim]

Just curious. I wouldn't want in, I'm too shit for that. But..
What do you do with an artbook?
Also are the pics in it originals or prints or both and stuff?

Artbooks for conventions are always prints of works. And depending on which kind of con attendee it is, a person gets an artbook for either reference, admiring or just because they're collecting it so that they have more proof that they're so-and-so's ultimate fanboy.

Plus I deny status as a taker. Fetish books by typical standards wouldn't sell too well in cons let alone a female muscle fetish book simply because of the kinds of people that go. The typical comic book nerd population nowadays gets outweighed by:

1) anime nerds
2) young children
3) their parents
4) freebie hunters

which cuts down the likelyhood of a good sell rate down immensely. Not to be a complete downer about it but even on paper this idea sounds like it would be a unprofitable venture.

[Matthew Lim]

Awesome find, Maniac.  Strangely enough, after all the Ally McBeal shows I've watched, I can't even begin to recall that one.  I must be getting old…or obsolete :'(

Yeah it's from the 5th season which is mostly, if not completely forgetable.

[Matthew Lim]

There were two episodes of Sailor Moon S with the titles of "Usagi in Tears! Glass Shoes for her Birthday" and "The Pure Heart Stolen! Usagi's Biggest Crisis" which were both changed to Birthday Blues Part 1 and 2 respectively.

The episodes featured a villain named Persian Cut that was transformed from a glass slipper that was given to Usagi as a birthday present. In the Sailor Moon S arc the villains would steal the 'pure hearts' of people, this power being activated a different way by each individual villain. Persian Cut's power was activated by her flexing her bicep.

The flexing in the original Japanese series didn't happen until "The Purest Heart Stolen! Usagi's Biggest Crisis" but when the series was translated into English "Birtday Blues (Part 1)" cut down a lot of content from "Usagi in Tears! Glass Shoes for her Birthday" so that it would get to Persian Cut a lot faster, so she happens to flex in both episodes.

[Matthew Lim]

Or at times, even within your particular community – such lesser beings are known as Trolls and/or Haters.

I have to agree there. Trolls and haters are often times just as, if not more, discouraging to fresh and new artists, writers and content providers who should be nurtured and encouraged. I remember on the old Wreck-Shop forums, a particular individual who attacked fresh artists wanting to show their stuff. He had believed that only a few specific artists should be the ones to provide artwork and religiously flamed every other artist who posted their work on the forum. Another place I've seen this is in the Process forums. There are people on that forum who believe that simply because they have a high post count, that gives them the power to berate and degrade other posters who they felt were either providing 'inferior' content or that they had made the mistake of accidentally posting something that had been posted before. Amaz0ns is one of that last few places where a person is safe to post content and feel welcomed about it at the same time.

[Matthew Lim]

It's nothing spectacular really, the whole thing was cheated in my view. The 'growth' was implied with ropes that were being used to hold her down bulging out and unraveling. And they used POV, miniatures and possibly a little green screening to imply a size difference. To sell it best, its basically everything that's been seen and done on the internet with a much bigger budget.

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