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A quick little something I did a few nights ago, inspired by the latest Old Navy commercial that I've seen.
Anyone care to think up a quick little story to go with this?
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Rendered in DAZ Studio [www.daz3d.com]
Post Processed in Adobe Photoshop Elements 2
Furrette model by Little Dragon [www.448studios.com]
Moebius87's Dystopia (the city model) from Renderosity's Free Stuff section [www.renderosity.com]
Anyone care to think up a quick little story to go with this?
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Rendered in DAZ Studio [www.daz3d.com]
Post Processed in Adobe Photoshop Elements 2
Furrette model by Little Dragon [www.448studios.com]
Moebius87's Dystopia (the city model) from Renderosity's Free Stuff section [www.renderosity.com]
Category Artwork (Digital) / Inflation
Species Tiger
Size 800 x 509px
File Size 87.4 kB
Hey, that's good advice! I'll have to do some research on different styles and types latex wear.
I'd feel pretty funny wearing a latex suit out in public though, maybe if I wore it under my clothes like a super hero costume or something.
But wait, what's there to stop people from seeking up behind me and shoving an air hose down the neck line?
I'd feel pretty funny wearing a latex suit out in public though, maybe if I wore it under my clothes like a super hero costume or something.
But wait, what's there to stop people from seeking up behind me and shoving an air hose down the neck line?
When I saw that commercial for the first time I did a double take, then I thought that somehow the inflation fandom must have influenced it, well either that or these guys really did their homework. *gasp!* the sneaking bastards! It may be a type of subliminal messaging, a campaign aimed at us in the inflation fandom! And it works! Darn it!
I think it may be some kind of funky magic gum that after being well chewed and mixed with saliva it chemically pulls light air elements in via a type of osmosis. Either that or she's a professional bubble gum bubble blower.
Cry word and let slip your imagination of writing! ... er ... well something like that, heh.
The commercial in question, in my opinion, doesn't show the bubble often enough.
Cry word and let slip your imagination of writing! ... er ... well something like that, heh.
The commercial in question, in my opinion, doesn't show the bubble often enough.
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