JD's bazaar

[wulf]

I love the viewing angle here. A very nice rack scene, and quite erotic imo. Nice work, Sir.

Do you find my output repetitive? I know I do but my Willie is rather specific in what he likes.

Mine is also specific in that regard as well. Are certain scenes/topics repetitive? Perhaps for some people, but not for me. I'm totally about medieval tortures and anything in that category cannot be overdone imo. I can have two or three images of the same render that are from different angles (as Quoom liked to do), and to me each one is excitingin its own right.

Seriously, I do not find your work repetitive all that much.

[doe.1971]

Seriously, I do not find your work repetitive all that much.

The pest has entirely demoralized me. I was even thinking about extending my one hour of gardening into the whole afternoon and give up on this business. Green peppers don't complain about the same de-weeding again and again.

[yyy02]

Seriously, I do not find your work repetitive all that much.

The pest has entirely demoralized me. I was even thinking about extending my one hour of gardening into the whole afternoon and give up on this business. Green peppers don't complain about the same de-weeding again and again.

Heh, I look at gardening in a different light.
After a nuclear winter, what would be the first to sprout? Tiny green weeds. To me, it symbolizes life in all its wild splendor...the weed. It's kind of like that occasional wild flower blooming in the rocks at altitude, between the crevices.
Yeah, call me weird, I don't mind.

[LLL]

Another take in the Nilfgaardian transportation scene.

But can't dwell for too long, I have a whole series to make in the style of Rubens in his Klimt period.

A little touchy, are we?

[LLL]

Seriously, I do not find your work repetitive all that much.

The pest has entirely demoralized me. I was even thinking about extending my one hour of gardening into the whole afternoon and give up on this business. Green peppers don't complain about the same de-weeding again and again.

Ah, come on JD... you know I love your works, you're the best. Jucundus can't even jump high enough to bite in your ankles. Forgive your unworthy admirer for having unrightfully doubted your new artistical direction

[doe.1971]

Ah, come on JD... you know I love your works, you're the best. Jucundus can't even jump high enough to bite in your ankles. Forgive your unworthy admirer for having unrightfully doubted your new artistical direction

You had me till you mentioned Jucundus. Irony, oh irony. Better go back playing Origin. With an uninspiring male character. Still better than this.

[LLL]

Ah, come on JD... you know I love your works, you're the best. Jucundus can't even jump high enough to bite in your ankles. Forgive your unworthy admirer for having unrightfully doubted your new artistical direction

You had me till you mentioned Jucundus. Irony, oh irony. Better go back playing Origin. With an uninspiring male character. Still better than this.

A small hyperbole, but with no sarcasm, I swear. Jucundus may be more technically skilled, but as you well know the erectometer is judge and jury, and there you rule supreme.

[wulf]

Seriously, I do not find your work repetitive all that much.

The pest has entirely demoralized me. I was even thinking about extending my one hour of gardening into the whole afternoon and give up on this business. Green peppers don't complain about the same de-weeding again and again.

Heh, I look at gardening in a different light.
After a nuclear winter, what would be the first to sprout? Tiny green weeds. To me, it symbolizes life in all its wild splendor...the weed. It's kind of like that occasional wild flower blooming in the rocks at altitude, between the crevices.
Yeah, call me weird, I don't mind.

And the indestructable cockroach.

[doe.1971]

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[doe.1971]

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