Recent content by Jhony Cash (Trader)

Onomatopoeic words help with the context by reinforcing the action in a composition. However, covering the artwork with them causes a lot of the erotic atmosphere to be lost. Just notice the difference by simply changing the position of the words.

Sometimes, a picture doesn’t need onomatopoeia. The drawing speaks for itself. 😂 The sound effects obviously represent the noise of a body hitting the ground, but if I were to add a thought bubble above Isabela’s dog, it would simply say: “WHAT THE FUCK IS THIS?!” 💀🐶🤣

Nun Isabella 7 X-Ray.

I would like Emily 6 to have the close-ups and penetration details just like those recorded in Nun Isabella. I would also like to see the knot knot-untying or decoupling scene from the vagina, which for me is the ace up the sleeve. A post-orgasm scene right at the moment the knot slips out of...

Nun Isabella 21 Portuguese

The great controversy, as I see it, is the direction the story is going to take. One thing is Nun Isabella, who took a vow of chastity, sleeping with the priest in a hypothetical scenario; another thing is the priest having a heart attack, falling off the roof and dying, while the nun takes over...

That could be a solution. Perhaps AI-generated posts could simply be displayed in a smaller preview, allowing several of them to appear together instead of taking up the full screen.

Have the debates ended? Has the forum officially become a showcase for AI-generated posts now? 😂

A matter of order: why doesn't Crazydad just gather all the AI productions, compile them into a PDF, and publish it, instead of constantly cluttering the timeline with PNG files? People would love to have a PDF of the PigKing chapters made in AI; I would really like it.

When it comes to onomatopoeic words, I actually like them because they give a kind of movement to the scene. The problem is the exaggeration and placing them in inappropriate spots, like right over the artwork. I think onomatopoeias should help create an erotic atmosphere and not compete with...

Look at this digital security prodigy: the poor guy puts a little watermark on there thinking he invented nuclear encryption and that nobody will ever figure out a way around it. It is just too much naivety for one person. The guy genuinely thinks he is guarding the crown jewels with a bakery...

When onomatopoeia actually makes sense.

There is no problem at all in liking them; I like them too. The issue is that I got a bit traumatized because of Frank Romano and his festival of onomatopoeias! The big annoyance is where they put them: they place them right on top of the drawing, polluting the art and covering it up precisely...

My friend Rabbit1033, are you so in love with onomatopoeic words—pow! vrum! bam!—that you just gave me a dislike purely because I criticized the noise? Tone down that passion a bit, my dear! It just a question! :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:

The question I ask myself is whether onomatopoeic words are truly relevant and if they actually help compose a scene. Here we have an example where an onomatopoeic word hindered the scene rather than helped it: in this scene, the graphic design conveys the action thoroughly, without the need for...