i feel like anyone who doesn't understand the difference between "machine that scrapes internet for nude photos to overlay on non-consenting celebrity's body" and "the code that is used to make video game sprites perform tasks" is just not trying hard enough
i kinda go thru phases with my fetish, lately i've been on a kick of appreciating pictures where we see mud in the lady's mouth 😊 bsky.app/profile/purp...
seems like companies keep coming up with new and creative reasons the thing you own is no longer the thing you own :/
I had this happen with a copy of GTA: Chinatown Wars on my phone, bought it a decade ago on the app store only to suddenly open it and be told i need to pay again to play it. wtf
that being said - while i was exploring doing QU with commissioned work, i did go ahead and get this nice sequence commissioned by the lovely @thatweirdgothgirl.bsky.social. i didn't end up using it for the game, but we can consider it a companion piece 😊
the first chapter of The Quick Urge ended up containing 64 total images for all possible paths, and at this time it's not financially feasible for me to commission that amount of work.
When I originally thought up The Quick Urge, the intention was to commission someone to do the art. unfortunately this didn't end up panning out, as I'm unable to afford the number of images i wanted to use for the story, and therefore went with the BG3 photo mode route
Unfinished panels of Robyn and Gwendolin submerging in quicksand. Just before the mud takes her, Gwendolin claims, "Heh... I'll stop... when... I'm...." Bubbles are left in their place.
How I wish I was spending my day.
The Silty Secrets of Rebecca Lorengale has been around for a long time and needed some updated art to go with it.
As always, you can find the original story (first shared under my old username) here: drive.google.com/file/d/1RyrL...
#Quicksand #QuicksandFetish
which is the best at Mario Kart?
LETS FUCKING GOOOOOOOOO
workin on it
from my pov you have nothing to apologize for. the economy is dogshit and has been so for years, & i don't trust people who feel they need to tone-police others about how they talk about their finances. if people can afford commissions from you, they'll get 'em. just keep doing you 🤷♀️
