You don’t have Flu, you have Man-Flu which is known the world over to be a lot worse than Flu. Women don’t understand why it effects men so badly, but that is the reason, it’s because we get Man-Flu. I’m sorry to hear you have it and wish you a speedy recovery!
BTW, are your women Latin?
I was just curious because they have notably wider hips than most women renders I see here, they’re also quite fleshy.
You don’t have Flu, you have Man-Flu which is known the world over to be a lot worse than Flu. Women don’t understand why it effects men so badly, but that is the reason, it’s because we get Man-Flu. I’m sorry to hear you have it and wish you a speedy recovery!
BTW, are your women Latin?
I was just curious because they have notably wider hips than most women renders I see here, they’re also quite fleshy.
yeap, men suffer very much if they have flu I think it is one of the worst diseases for men men can bear a lot but not flu
well, to the “hip - fleshy” issue. I don`t like these super model figures just so simple and I prefer a round bum not a to big butt but well formed. all these slim super models if in reallity or in digital art work let me relatively cold.
It’s difficult to say what type of figure I prefer.
I used to have a preference for slimmer figures with some elegance, but over the years I’ve started to appreciate curves as well. I could post some fine specimens of both body types, but I don’t think the moderators would approve - lol
It’s difficult to say what type of figure I prefer.
I used to have a preference for slimmer figures with some elegance, but over the years I’ve started to appreciate curves as well. I could post some fine specimens of both body types, but I don’t think the moderators would approve - lol
Hehe, well, I could post the hell out of this thread with “special” renders
and the whole scene by using the hilly sorround by first bastion and texture from jack tomalins native village, the next days I will work on a huge native village scene. Lisas dead bushes and trees from perching places by Ken Gillard, skydome by AM
Yes images can be posted. Just no violence, nudity etc.. Anything that would require you to add a tag to the image.
well nudity is a story of its own. if with or without tag it is restricted to just the upper bodyparts or a viewpoint from nearly behind and to see this a bit less serious: I can`t see the difference between a nude animal and a nude human being. basically this is discrimination of animals…no…of human beings
the summer flew got me
I think it is one of the worst diseases for men 
not a to big butt but well formed. all these slim super models if in reallity or in digital art work let me relatively cold.
