Paranormal Femalia

How many people do you know who can do this?  I don’t know her name, or whether her Douyin/Tiktok account still exists.

“Don’t use the same word twice,” he proclaimed. “Add variety with synonyms,“ he declaimed. “Enlarge your vocabulary to add interest,” he enunciated. She shook her head sorrowfully. “You‘re doing it all wrong,” she said. “How so?” he interrogated. “The trouble with trying to substitute less-common synonyms for ‘said’ is it just makes your writing look stilted and self-conscious,” she replied. “So what should I do?” he riposted. “Add description instead.” She paused, and frowned. “Try to convey something of the emotion or the state of mind of the speaker. That ’s the way to add interest to your dialogue.” He pondered for a moment. “Like this?” He looked at her expectantly. She nodded enthusiastically. “You’re getting the idea. You just need to practise it more.” His mouth fell open as he rose to his feet. “I didn’t realize how dramatically effective this could be!” “OK, now you’re overdoing it.” She waved him back into his chair. “Once you get the flow going, it can also be effective t...

 I did this animation because I got fed up of seeing unrealistic breast movements—or actually, non-movements. Artists would frequently depict them in the same position, even when the model was reclining or in other orientations, as though they were stiff and rigid. This is more like how they actually move, because they are pliable under gravity. At least, the ones without implants are. Also viewable on my DeviantArt and Vimeo accounts.

 I am an amateur artist with a fondness for certain kinds of bodily oddities. While I’m not good at drawing, I have been creating images using 3D modelling software. You can see examples of my work on my DeviantArt account. I have also posted some animations on Vimeo .