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Ah at the Arnold museum! Very cool, she looks great!

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Reason wrote:

Is it just me, or has she reduced her size by quite a bit for this contest? I remember her still being ripped, but also massive, for the Arnolds last year.

Hey Reason,

I think it’s the camera angle playing tricks on your eyes. I’m quite sure if you put her side by side against women or other bodybuilders her “hugeness” would be very present.

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Well, I used to have an animated GIF to represent my animations, but since the GIFS were removed from avatars I haven’t had the desire to make a new one.

It used to be “Batman” on the old wreckshop forums, and that was awesome but it is not a selection here, and now I don’t even want to use THAT one anymore.

If and when I do post an avatar it will be to represent my work in the animations and nothing else.

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Hi dude,

The way I see it, guys who are into Female Bodybuilder are notorious cheapskates and only a small handful of people actually purchase goods. I’m sure this mainly stems from the fact, that no one who is into female muscle, FMG, or any of our niché genres, wants their name associated with purchasing female muscle goods.

Therefore, due to the “cheapness” of the community which has been showcased and displayed many times, it is absurd and ridiculous for fans to request a higher production value when they’re not willing to donate the money to make it happen.

Also, those who may be talented in doing the direction and can possibly make an amazing movie, are not willing to step up and attach their name to any projects for fear of being “exposed” which as I’ve gotten older, I’ve realized is very silly. It’d be one thing if the niché involved extremely off the wall ‘preferences’ that had to do with animals and children, but all it is, is female muscle. Yet, no one wants to readily admit it and therefore no one is really going to step up and make an amazing production.

If there was actual MONEY to be made, it’d be a different story. So unless the community is willing to set up a fund to make a legit, high quality female muscle video. You get what you get.

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Robb does not post here amigo, unless he became a new member I do not believe he will hear your question.

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I’ll keep this simple.

If a show like George of the Jungle and Totally Spies can have muscle growth, you can easily pitch your series. Just find some kind of hook that doesn’t take it overly seriously, at least… not in the beginning.

You can usually get muscular women in animation through comedy, but if they are recurring characters you can gradually shift them to a more serious tone.

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pulgogi wrote:

What inspired you to start bodybuilding? Why do you want to ‘become a monster’ to put it in your own words? I’m not a hater, I’m just curious. I have been fascinated by female bodybuilders since 1983 when I saw a clip from ‘Pumping Iron 2: The Women’ on a TV show. 🙂

Bro, who are you talking to? No one here is the FBB in the pictures.

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Ah, ruined my own joke.

Because the line said:

“Creators not Collector’s”

Since I’m The Collector, well you know what they say about having to explain a joke.

Anyway give it some consideration. The only reason I separate my art assets with After Effects projects is in case one project has assets that another project shared.

So say I made an FMG movie composition and stored all my textures, backgrounds, and arts assets in that folder.

Then I had a fight scene movie that shared the same textures, bg’s, and art assets as the FMG compostion.

If I delete the FMG comp I lose all of my assets. Photoshop doesn’t really have this problem, so it would be much better to put them altogether in one folder. That way it’s much easier to search.

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Looks completely fake, I’ll wait and see until she actually puts on some “REAL” muscle and is covered on TMZ.

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You know this would technically exclude me, despite the fact that my line of work requires meticulous organization.

The problem you’re having is OVER organizing, you make it so detailed that it becomes very difficult to keep track of where each project is only because your mind forgets why you labelled a folder a certain way.

When working with video or graphics, this is what I tend to do.

1.) Master Directory/Videos

2.) Sub categories / Edited Videos / After Effects Projects / PSD Files

3.) Under videos they are separated by content (hypothetical)

Amaz0ns Commercial / Muscle Growth Movie / FBB posing

4.) Under After Effects

Textures / Sound Effects / Backgrounds / Project Files

5.) Under PSD files

Morphs / B&W Drawings / Colored Drawings / Photo Manipulations

You would NOT create a sub category under each of these folders UNLESS there are more pieces to the puzzle.

For instance, for my Alexis FMG Comic, if I had each PSD sitting around in my colored drawings folder. The entire folder would be full of comic book pages. In this case, I would create the Alexis FMG comic folder as a sub folder and store all of that content in there.

If you end up making sub categories for everything, it will just start doing the opposite of your intention and start getting completely lost. Anything that has MORE CONTENT than the others I.E. Comic Books, those do get their own folders only because there are so many files.

If not it is better to keep everything generalized so that you immediately know where to look.

Also, naming your projects appropriately would be a huge boost. Don’t go creating folders labelled Adam Hughes Power Girl and then put all Adam Hughes stuff. Have a POWER GIRL folder with all Powergirl pictures and “label” the picture credited to Adam Hughes. Otherwise it’s just too, too many folders.

If your going to label projects that require pages such as comic books it would go like this.

00 Alexis Comicbook Page 1
01 Alexis Comicbook Page 2
02 Alexis Comicbook Page 3

(the numbers in front are to organize them numerical in Windows format. Should work with Mac too but be aware.)

If you’re doing a morph, be specific with what you’re working on. Pamela Anderson muscle morph, or Pamela Anderson breasts morph.

It’s not going to be possible to keep track of each piece you were using with a morph or things like that, you’re just going to have to open up the files. But at least by having them in a general folder, it will be much easier to find the files than to go digging through multiple sub folders that needn’t exist.

WHEW!

Okay, that’s all I got.

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