Naduron's amazing unbirth galleries

[gootie]

Check out Naduron's unbirth galleries. You won't be disappointed.

It is mostly F/f, but some of the galleries do have a guy with an oversized dingaling.

http://naduron.blogspot.com/search?updated-min=2013-01-01T00:00:00-08:00&updated-max=2014-01-01T00:00:00-08:00&max-results=3

http://naduron.blogspot.com/2011/10/bad-school-day-chapter-14.html

[Surge]

Some details would be nice.

For those of you reluctant to click, they're skinny anime bimbo Poser models being used.

[DonKichot]

I liked it very much, one of the best findings!

[Zub]

He is German and has been around a bit. You can see alot of his stuff on Giantess Booru. Just click unbirthing. Is all poser imaging and none as far as I can remember is permanent . Either any of it same size. I remember one being a school teacher unbirthing a bad student which was the best one (imo) Most is giantess inserting small female related.
Still talented,time consuming work.

[prisoner]

Some details would be nice.

For those of you reluctant to click, they're skinny anime bimbo Poser models being used.

Thank you for validating my reluctance, lol.

[zelphi]

what program did they use ?

[Squirelly]

what program did they use ?

Poser. Lets you control the pose of 3D models. I don't know if it also lets you build them, but Google has the answers for you to answer yourself if you're interested.

[DjConnorJ]

the links dont work properly

[Jacquelope]

Some details would be nice.

For those of you reluctant to click, they're skinny anime bimbo Poser models being used.

Not so terrible that I, who am sorely starved for human unbirth art, am put off by the skinny bimbo poser'ness of this art, LOL!

[zelphi]

well in all the size of the woman's abdomen when the people are unbirthed are off.

[Fania]

Technical art is a very interesting field compared to traditional animation and prints. Using pre-baked models, an artist using Poser can tell a graphically-complex story in a day that would take a traditional artist weeks, yet everyone pretty much universally prefers Karbo's work--even if it takes longer--because we naturally appreciate the difficulty of the artistic endeavor more than the technical.

[kenjitamurako]

what program did they use ?

Poser. Lets you control the pose of 3D models. I don't know if it also lets you build them, but Google has the answers for you to answer yourself if you're interested.

Even if it doesn't let you create your own models I think most poser programs would accept blender 3d models. Blender is a free open-source 3d modelling application that can also work as a video game engine and non-linear video editor. It's an amazing program but very technical and would require a crash course to be able to use. A bit off topic but I've been looking for an excuse to take the time to learn blender and I recently learned that 3d printers are simultaneously being perfected and made much more affordable. The ability to turn a 3d model schematic into a fully functional product with your own affordable additive based manufacturing equipment is starting to look a possibility for the future.

[Beheader205]

http://naduron.blogspot.com/search?upda ... results=50

I am going to revive this thread. This guy has done so much more stuff over the last year or so with unbirth and other things. His latest unbirth pages are quite amazing and I think more people need to go to his blogspot more often and support his work.

[zelphi]

it's pretty cool i really need to get Poser so i can do stuff like that, also why doesn't he post stuff on Eka's ?

[Beheader205]

I'm not sure really. There was a point he said he was going to quit altogether, but then he decided to keep going. I hope he keeps going because I love his work, but I don't think that site gives him enough attention that he deserves.

[Squirelly]

Hey! Naduron updated!

[Jora]

um, looking at the site I see some stuff that is in an area that should not be gone to fictional or otherwise.... O.O

I will not be visiting that site again...
*Secure wipes Temp folder*