RENDER - The Animator Matter #3 & #4 (NSFW)

The first three of these were written and rendered in December, three months ago. Number four was written and render a few days before #1 & #2 were released a month ago. This is why the lighting is a bit better in #4 than in #3. I also doubt if in December I could have done the floating panel trick without compositing it outside of Daz.

My favorite shot of Lila is the wary glare she gives to the Animator as she's climbing out of the box. Sometimes the expression fall down and sometimes they work so well.

Transcript

PAGE 3 – Erasure

Top Panel – Sequence of images, no panel separations

Shot of the basket from Page 2.

Animator: Hoo! Wow, I haven’t laughed so hard in a while.

Lid on basket lifted, Lila’s head peeks out.

Lila: Is it safe?

She starts to climb out. (It isn’t obvious how she could possibly fit.)

Animator: Heh. Yeah, it’s safe. I was just having some fun. You can get out of the basket.

Lila: That wasn’t very funny.

Lila: You know that isn’t something I want.

She standing outside the open basket.

Animator: Yes, yes, I actually do know what your want. Have a seat.

She’s sitting on the basket, hands on her lap. A huge eraser is floating behind her.

Lila: I’m afraid to think what you think I want.

Bottom Panel

Her chest is much bigger. EEE/H cup range

Lila: Seriously?

Animator: What? Bigger?

Her chest is now comically bigger while the eraser is erasing the basket under her.

FX: creak

Lila: NO!!

FX: CRACK whump

She busts through the broken basket her enormous breast exposed.

Lying flat on her back and the rubble from the basket, her breasts lay spread out wider than she is tall.

Lila: Can’t… wheeze breathe…

PAGE 4 – Stick A Cork In It

Panel 1 – (actual panel wall, too) Lila in non-descript background saying something.

Lila (speech bubble): I love sucking cock.

Panel 2 – reaches through panel wall to grab bubble

Lila: What the hell! What is this?

Animator: A speech bubble.

Animator: It's a graphic device used in visual, originally printed, media. It's used in place of sound to indicate the words spoken by a character in a story.

Lila: I know what a speech bubble is. This is not my speech bubble! I did NOT say that.

Animator: The speech bubble says otherwise.

Lila: That’s why I’m complaining. Don’t stick words in my mouth.

Animator: I’m not the one putting things in mouths. You made the statement about what you desire. You're still clutching it in your hand.

Lila: I said no such thing!

Panel 3 (Bottom Row)

Animator: Look at the first panel behind you. It says you said it, even if you grabbed the bubble afterward.

(An image of panel 1 without her hand grabbing the speech bubble floats just behind her. She turns to look at it.)

Lila: When did you make me make that face?

Animator: That’s not important. Can we get on with the story?

Lila (pointing at panel): Not until you promise not to put words in my mouth any more.

Animator: Fine. I won’t put any more words in your mouth.

(She has a cork in her mouth.)

Lila: Mmpf?

Panel 4 – Her eyes looking at the speech bubble.

Animator: And you were right. There was a typo. I do apologize. Take a look at the bubble now. Better?

Lila (speech bubble): I love sucking cork.

Lila: Nnpf.