TPF TBH #3 (Editorial | 6/6)
MVP or Minimum Viable Product?

Familiarity is double-edged.
Sometimes familiar is classic, time-tested, true.
But sometimes the familiar hides flaws we overlook when we're not used to looking at all.

Has the sausage gone sour or have I grown tired of sausage?

TPF TBH #3 (Editorial | 5/?)
MVP or Minimum Viable Product?

Not at all.
As you grow more experienced, you grow accustomed to new norms and don't find yourself dazzled by old tricks.
This opens opportunities for new artists to rise and satisfy you in wholly new ways. Building on the old, familiar.

TPF TBH #3 (Editorial | 4/?)
MVP or Minimum Viable Product?

Discerning if you've become a snob or if you're tasting everything that sausage has always been is a difficult one. Especially when the thing you've lost taste for remains popular and industry-leading.

Am I wrong to want different?

TPF TBH #3 (Editorial | 3/?)
MVP or Minimum Viable Product?

Some people will want to consume more ethically, knowing how the sausage is made. Others only care if the sausage tastes good and comes at a decent price.

But how do you reconcile your maturing tastes when the sausage tastes the same?

TPF TBH #3 (Editorial | 2/?)
MVP or Minimum Viable Product?

As much as we like to uplift art above the realms of business and logistics, art is very comparable to these fields in certain ways.
We, consumers, are only privy to aspects of the process. Final product and SOMETIMES production.

Your artwork deserves praise for many reasons and I hope I conveyed my appreciation of your work to the best of my ability!

Plenty of praise can be heaped upon Floppy's handling of heavy asses and heaving breasts but the atmosphere of their renders goes terribly underrated!

Whether they're in the soft, sensual setting of a bedroom or the hazy halls of a club, Flop's art is immersive and detailed.

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Although the contents of art are important to consider when discussing art, the journey of the ARTIST is equally fascinating.

In the case of Diamond Heart, we continue to see a deepening understanding of shading, dynamic poses, and composition.
I sense a rising star on the brink of leaving orbit

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Lighting is everything.
Lighting is color balance, lighting is focal point, lighting is realism.
Light is depth.

These differences between these two images isn't JUST a matter of hair style and mood. The layers of light, shadows cast, and how they hug her form gives Pinkamena an ass you can FEEL

Art is a difficult thing to write about.
Everything I have to say should be apparent if you open your eyes.
So when great art flows heavy, I look to those that tell me a story.

Grim Phantom does a lovely job at making an entire incident non-verbal besides some sound effects. Inspiring work no doubt

Damn! This one looked great too

In terms of selling a scene, few things add immersion like texture. "Feeling" the wetness, the slippery frictionless glide of two aroused bodies sliding around each other, the grit of dried skin being groped and spanked and slapped. Makeup smeared on flesh.

Who does it as well as MadHeaven?

Eye-catching. The most obvious yet most apt adjective one could apply to Baudelusty's artstyle.

Bold, colorful, and soft to the touch. When you look at their artwork, you can practically feel your hand sinking into the characters. A total sensory experience that might shortcircuit your average goon

Summertime means sweaty time and that's one thing Blender does exceptionally, breathtaking fluid simulations and jaw-dropping lighting. Granted, in the case of this render by Suny, any breath being stolen or jaws being sored MIGHT be due to the massive ass being licked upon.

An excellent return.

Miupix's artwork radiates not just good girl energy but warmth and easiness. Even at their most explicit, using full blacks with lewd gestures and positions, Miu's art manages to look soft to the touch and painfully innocent.

The thematic resonance of finding them through Fluttershy is palpable.