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Their heavy bird OC, June, gets to learn what it's like to fly. If her mouth were free, she'd be cursing someone out for sure, but maybe she's actually enjoying it just a tiny bit. Not that she would ever, ever admit that.
This is a bit different from my usual orbs in that the spine is meant to be pulled closer to the back, rather than running straight through the sphere like some kind of diameter line. But really, who cares about the limitations of anatomy, we all just want to see some large animals here.
SelisSculptsTheir heavy bird OC, June, gets to learn what it's like to fly. If her mouth were free, she'd be cursing someone out for sure, but maybe she's actually enjoying it just a tiny bit. Not that she would ever, ever admit that.
This is a bit different from my usual orbs in that the spine is meant to be pulled closer to the back, rather than running straight through the sphere like some kind of diameter line. But really, who cares about the limitations of anatomy, we all just want to see some large animals here.
Category Artwork (Digital) / Inflation
Species Avian (Other)
Size 3800 x 3400px
File Size 4.57 MB
The comment about the spine is interesting to me. I tend to think more in terms of 'the belly' or similar visual body parts instead of the internal bits, in part because I feel like what I like is a silly fetish thing. I've always enjoying an emphasis on the belly getting in the way of an inflatee's vision, though, and this angle and and spine location really shows that off. This angle also shows off how tight their top is, and going along with that 'less is more' simple style I love about you it's neat how taut their clothes look fro mthe slight creasing here and there and the smushing of her chest with the top. The smushing of their cheeks with their body is a delight, too. The art of body parts interacting with the sphere is an unappreciated one, I think.
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