zeroGravitas
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Lilies 25 (and 24*)
🕑 Added 2024-11-17 20:09:13 +0000 UTCIt's a good thing the lilypad takes care of it's seed carriers. The lizard has no such concerns, he just wants to see what happens if he pushes her all the way down. He's just playing.
I am also working on some more stuff in the biolab setting, so there is going to be a part 2 to that storyline. This will be the next new story. Soon.
*I included p24 in the ./Concepts folder. This is as far as I got last week before I dropped it. I still feel like there should be a p24, maybe I'll try again at some point. I continue with 25 so it won't mess up the numbering.
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Comments
zeroGravitas
Daww, you are just saying that. But yeah, biolab. I will introduce the new main character soon, we've already seen her at the start of biolab part 1. Still working on the details for that one.
Nusszucker
Yews, this was so worth the wait, thanks for also including P24. And a continuation of Biolab is very much appreciated, best Patreon Membership ever!
CuriosityCabinet
Like the others I like how p24 is but can understand why you stopped working on it. It's excellent and I've been really enjoying Lily's story. But I'm also excited about the biolab setting! Thank you for continuing to draw!
Furing George
Wow, that sounds good. It means that Lily just likes the fruit pulp in a gelatin dessert, I can't wait to see how the plant transforms her body next and the expression on Lily's face as she feels the ‘ babies ’ in her belly becoming more and more active.
zeroGravitas
She was resisting pretty well until about p20, by then she started giving in. She cant get out of the goo on her own. By p25, the slime has solidified enough that you could stand on it without sinking in. When the plant is ready to let Lily go, it will mix in some enzymes that will turn the goo into something more watery so she can get out.
Furing George
Honestly, I have become more and more excited for the following storyline. From the description on page 25, it looks like the slime should be so viscous that Lily should really hard to move around in it. And it looks like the plant is supposed to restrict the flow of oxygen by binding her neck, which would limit her actions further. I am so looking forward to watching Lily go from fierce resistance to becoming quiet and weak, the only thing she can do is watching the ‘babies’ in her womb grow up day by day. Lily is a strong and powerful woman, this is probably even worse than killing her \^o^/.
jaja
How long does it take for lily to escape from the plant? From which page were you agonizing over pleasure?
Cuess Air
OH YES! Loving that we're going back to Biolab
AB
Fair enough, I can appreciate that you need to feel happy with it. I've worked composing a scene for a render for hours, and then shelved it because there was a detail I wasn't happy with, on multiple occasions, so I can relate. Still, great side profile. ;)
zeroGravitas
You can find it in the concepts folder. I wasn't content with the drawing, so i didnt put it in the main sequence. Even so, what happens in p24 is still something that fits in the overall story, so i want to keep the space open for when i do finish it.
zeroGravitas
I think Lily looks ok in it, yes. It's particularly the slime that was the problem
AB
Page 24 looks pretty good to me, I love how it shows off her T&A in side profile.
Lemanz Manz
What happen to page 24?
June Doo
I love 24, I see what you mean though with the perspective its a little off, maybe if the critter was more obscured with the pads it'd make it clearer he's pushing her from above, but Lillies figure and expression is absolutely perfect in that illustration
Cmre
I understand why page 24 may have been a challenge. But honestly what you have fits in fairly seamlessly with the rest. Had you included it in the main folder I wouldn’t have questioned it. I especially like her expression in it and it actually might be one of my favourites in that regard. The surprised and strained expressions you draw are the best.
James Gavin
Absolutely stunning - I love the liquid effects here and, although I'm sure the critter's just playing but perhaps it might end up helping more than hindering.
