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Troxvi

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“Fishing” trip Collinsboat tripAu+R.jpg
Part of my New kings hill main storyline.

Sherif Charles Coleman: HIC must say,wass a HIC little surprised when i saw your wife was joining us for our “fishing trip” HIC
Dean Gary Willson: So was the coach, first you’ve joined us so i can understand the confusion.
Henry Collins: Yea the missus is always happy to provide the entertainment for us.
Dean Gary Willson: Seems like The coach is enjoying the surprise tho.
Sherif Charles Coleman: Oh i'm not HIC complaining probably one of the best blowjobs i've had outside of work HIC for months.
Dean Gary Wilson: Yeah, she sucks cock like a pornstar.
Henry Collins: I know, never regretted marrying her.
Dean Gary Willson: HAHA
Sherif Charles Coleman: Hey why don't you invite HIC that cute redheaded step daughter of yours as well?
Dean Gary Willson: oh, and that cute girlfriend of hers.
Henry Collins: That's not gonna happen.
Sherif Charles Coleman: Now there is a girl who knows how to suck cock as well, maybe i should pull them HIC over for “traffic violation”
Dean Gary Willson: HaHa, or I could call em into my office “breaking” the university's code of conduct.
Henry Collins: HEY!! cut that shit out or you’ll end up pissing off Debra.

Featuring from left to right

Sal Carpenter
Debra Collins
Coach Anderson
Henry Collins
Sherif Charles Coleman
Dean Gary Willson

If anybody has any situations they would like to see my OC's in, let me know, im all-ways looking for new ideas and inspiration.

I also do commissions and you can support my work on Patreon or Subscribestar or join the free tier to see what i'm working on atm

Image created with Daz studio 4.22 Pro.
Assets acquired from daz3d.com, renderosity.com and renderotica.com
Post-work done in Photoshop.
All characters er made by me.
 

Smbt3D

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@ouch2020

Thank you very much.
It's a skin from a G2F character (with Iray shaders) and morphs from another.
If you're interested I'll take a look when I'm at my render PC....
 

ouch2020

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... Mmmmm... Pink... Long Neck... Equals ''Duck......??!!! ''...One wonders where you went to school, or should that be 'Playing Truant from...'

It's Big, Pink & Long Neck?... I think you'll find it's a Flamingo...
Nope, nothing to do with school. Just with ornitology, habit and, the most important, speed :).

Ornitology, because that is not my specialty nor one of my main interests, so in some cases by chance I can be very precise because by luck is a bird I know well enoug, in other (most cases), I am very broad of even very generic. I am sure I had seen flamingos in some documentaries about parts of Africa when I was younger, but it was not the first thing I thought about.
I lived in two countries where apparently at a check a small bit of the country has also some Flamingos at least moving through, and even visited the region in one of the two countries, but did not have the opportunity to see them "live" - at least in one case, I know a bunch of people from at least one of the two areas, and even them, never mentioned having seen any flamingo, it seems it is not really something seen so easily (though ancients did eat them and considered them a prelibacy).
I suspect you think they are more diffused in the World than what they are.

Habit, because I am used to the habit of people using (plastic) ducks(-themed) stuff when taking a bath or in a pool, so that was the spontaneous association, through is true that if I had wanted to be more precise (though still not precise enough for you ;-)), I would probably have gone for cygnus, in this case.
Flamingos are not present where I grew up, cygnuses also have a long neck, and are associated with beauty, grace, and swimming - it is true that cygnuses are not that flamboyantly coloured, but that kind of floating device is not meant to be a fully correct reproduction for a museum, so the colour in itself for me means nothing :-D.

Speed is the most important, because my interest was in the overall picture and other characteristics, and in typing a fast post, not in doing a precise identification of what species of bird was being represented, I did not bother looking to much at it or checking - life is about priorities ;-)
 
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Nope, nothing to do with school. Just with ornitology, habit and, the most important, speed :).

Ornitology, because that is not my specialty nor one of my main interests, so in some cases by chance I can be very precise because by luck is a bird I know well enoug, in other (most cases), I am very broad of even very generic. I am sure I had seen flamingos in some documentaries about parts of Africa when I was younger, but it was not the first thing I thought about.
I lived in two countries where apparently at a check a small bit of the country has also some Flamingos at least moving through, and even visited the region in one of the two countries, but did not have the opportunity to see them "live" - at least in one case, I know a bunch of people from at least one of the two areas, and even them, never mentioned having seen any flamingo, it seems it is not really something seen so easily (though ancients did eat them and considered them a prelibacy).
I suspect you think they are more diffused in the World than what they are.

Habit, because I am used to the habit of people using (plastic) ducks(-themed) stuff when taking a bath or in a pool, so that was the spontaneous association, through is true that if I had wanted to be more precise (though still not precise enough for you ;-)), I would probably have gone for cygnus, in this case.
Flamingos are not present where I grew up, cygnuses also have a long neck, and are associated with beauty, grace, and swimming - it is true that cygnuses are not that flamboyantly coloured, but that kind of floating device is not meant to be a fully correct reproduction for a museum, so the colour in itself for me means nothing :-D.

Speed is the most important, because my interest was in the overall picture and other characteristics, and in typing a fast post, not in doing a precise identification of what species of bird was being represented, I did not bother looking to much at it or checking - life is about priorities ;-)
Dude... It's OK... I don't know the names of many birds either... But when looking for a generic word, use "bird" instead of "duck". I don't know many birds, but I'm sure know when one is not a duck :LOL:
 
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