UDDERS Milky Hucow Tales: The Stars From Whence She Came
Added 2025-11-15 20:11:09 +0000 UTCAn ENTIRE planet thirsty for MILK?! Voluptuous blonde-bimbo hucow Bunni Varova has been all over the galaxy, but the wild jungles of Laval-7 have some new surprises in store for this curvaceous cutie! With an entire ecosystem built on the foundation that milk does indeed do a body good, will our heroine hucow be able to survive this lactation-obsessed labyrinth, or will she succumb to the suckling desires of milk obsessed monsters?
UDDERS Milky Hucow Tales is new series from AJ DinoRokski, bestselling creator of UDDERS comix. Each short story will feature an exciting, milk-rich heroine in even more exciting locations and events. From dark fantasy to comedy, any and all genres will be explored, and all will be brimming with WHOLE MILK. Fans of lactation erotica will want to add these tales to their dairy barn.
WARNING! This book is a dark science fiction erotic adventure story and may offend those with sensitive sensibilities and is absolutely, positively, without question for ADULTS ONLY!
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0G2HFBCL7/ref=sr_1_1?s=digital-text&sr=1-1
Comments
I just ordered mine
Stevie J
2025-11-19 14:59:44 +0000 UTCThank you so much for your well thought out comment! I am so happy with the way this came out, too! I based the gun off a 1911 .45, and then gave it a wide, conical barrel and a shotgun pump on it for flair, then just gave it some lights, and presto! Space Gun!
UDDERS Comix
2025-11-16 23:31:31 +0000 UTCThe contour work on this piece is amazing! I absolutely love the emphasis you put on weight, volume, and texture. Every aspect of the character feels incredibly tangible and only feels more real the longer you look. The gun is also appropriately futuristic/fantastical while maintaining a grounded essence. Awesome work on this dude! My only wish is that I could get this book in a physical format (because I'm old-school like that) to have on my shelf.
N8Dogg5k
2025-11-16 06:08:24 +0000 UTCGood eye! And indeed I did! 1. Rather than doing a pencil version, and then an ink version, I just did a tight pencil version, and that's what you're seeing here. It took some working to get it just right, but I was able to put in more detail than I normally would. See, when I do pencils, I always have this thing in the back of my head reminding me that I will have to, essentially, draw it again. By eliminating this step and time sink, I was able to put more energy into the drawing. That is the most obvious change, but there are more. 2. I did NOT draw an upper crease on her eye lid, rather I drew the outside lines and used shading and highlights to indicate the eye socket. I know this is a really small detail, but I think it had a really big effect on how her eyes look. 3. The illustration is 'Painted' instead of flat/cell shading, or even soft airbrush. I recently made the switch to Clip Studio, and I even more recently learned how to use their 'Painterly Blender' blender brush. All I had to do was lay down the flats, then scribbled in the shadows, blended, and voila! 4. Rather than drawing in the details of the jungle, I painted them in. I've also been looking at a lot of tutorials on how to draw creases on fabric to make the clothes look more realistic. as well as looking at how to make better, more dynamic lighting with rear lighting to make the figure POP! At the end of the day, a bunch of small changes all put together make a big effect.
UDDERS Comix
2025-11-16 00:51:58 +0000 UTCThis looks like a very different painting/rendering style from your usual stuff to me. Were you doing something different?
Karmagik
2025-11-15 23:15:02 +0000 UTC
