Reverse POV WIP
🕑 Added 2019-03-31 22:25:10 +0000 UTCI was sketching some pose and this one came up ^^ I rarely used that angle in my work ( the only thing that come to my mind is Chalyss playing tug of war in princess duty ;3 ) Maybe I'll make the opposite POV and what this little lady is currently seeing X3
Comments
Karbo
Well the cursed relic lineart is about to get done. it's a long one ( about 55 pages ) but once there it's going to advance quickly I think :3
PG
Naughty Trio was pretty tight.
hey karbo, why have you not made an amazing comic these past years. i enjoyed the other so much, i really miss them, like prinecess duty....
Karbo
I know right ? ;D
Karbo
hehe merci XD
Karbo
Ah good idea XD
Karbo
I see what you mean ^^ In this case it's really just me trying something new though ;3
PrinnyDood
Ohhh, nifty! I really rather like this perspective! And the 'giantess rampages through city' thing going on in the background it a favorite of mine. Something about a giantess acting like a cute hungry kaiju just feels to right. x3
Taiki Sensei
Comme le diraient Norman et Jhon Rachid : "J'adore le concept"
PG
Ooh, I like this a lot. I know a lot of people are into vore from a prey perspective, but for me, the best part is the predator's perspective: their anticipation and satisfaction from their meal. Would love to see this explored more!
Signe (dcvfgb1234)
I like the reverse POV. Defo something you can do again.
Nodrog
Need some more pelted viewpoints. As to you Shadowmann, he could just add the stomach growling to imply the situation. XD
Nodrog
Agreed. X3
Vivians-number-1-fan
Also good job XD
Vivians-number-1-fan
I don't know... the angle feels like it takes away from the vore... I will say though this POV might be useful in future Felarya pictures as a size reference. A good example might be of Vivian comparing herself to the waterfall, or giant trees, or crisis chasing prey in the woods. If there is one thing I think you need to solidify in canon, its size comparison. As a writer for the world, I have often compared a human to the size of a gummy bear in my mouth. (yes I tried it. I needed to feel the size so I could make it feel correct in the writing.... Stop laughing! This is serious.... Never mind.) Seeing things from a giants perspective, while not very titillating for a vore scene, might be frigging awesome for a new style of environmental shots. Those are my thoughts anyway.
E.O.C.B.
HELL YEAH WE NEED MORE OF THIS SORTA STUFF