Thecheese01

tl;dr - I do vore writing now. Eka's Portal for current stuff. I'll be posting some work directly here. Uh, hi... So, in case the 9+ year pause between my last post and now wasn't enough of a hint, I don't really do this stuff anymore. I reached a point a long time ago where I realized that, as much fun as producing vore content was, I was simultaneously not at all happy with the quality of content I was producing and utterly unwilling to invest the time it would take to actually get good. 3d stuff is great, and I have a huge respect for the people who take the time to really master this stuff, especially with animation, but it isn't for me. Since I stopped working with Daz3d, I have felt basically no urge to return to this style of content (okay, there was a brief fling with blender, but that's a whole different nightmare). I'm sorry to anyone who feels/felt disappointed. If you (for some reason) follow my favorites, you'll notice I've never really left. I've pretty much come back

My Recent Deviations Page (at least from my view) now consists of only animations! I'm really not sure why this feels like an accomplishment, but I think it might have something to do with a mix of insanity and happy blue pills... haha Anyway, I feel like I've come a very long way from the five second swallowing animations and choppy vore scenes of yesteryear. Well, back to work. Oh, and expect the Daz3d Tips #3 soon. I'm planning on posting one at the start of each month.

Well, here's another entry in the Daz 3d tips. Overall, I'm quite pleased with my punctuality. When you think about it, I have technically posted two within a year of each other, which is definitely a new record (major sarcasm here). Anyway, prepare for another big read, as I'll be covering the installing Daz Studio and 3d models, as well as loading Daz for the first time and refreshing your content. If you have not read my previous Daz3d Tip, I would highly recommend doing so. Even if you already have the program, there are a couple of links to (legally) free models that can help get you started. Tip 2: Your First Daz 3d Render 1) Install