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🕑 Added 2021-06-23 13:00:06 +0000 UTCThis week's Archive post is images from a series I did called the NWWA - The Naked Women's Wrestling Alliance
The inaugural match was the final in the tournament to determine the first champion. Allison Angst vs Beth (never gave her a last name) In the end, Allison won the match, but not before Beth got her blows in.
1. The NWWA Title Belt
2. The Bust Stretcher
3. The Figure Four
4. The Piledriver
5. The Pin
6. A new champion crowned
I've often thought about continuing the series, but it didn't get much of a following, so I never got around to doing it again. Kind of a shame, really - I have a bunch of wrestling poses I could use and a lot of sexy models.
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Vítězslav Konečný
3) Yes, that makes sense, I was just pointing out the fact that one of the girls looks significantly dirtier than the other. I would expected that both would have similar level of dirtiness, unless the match was very one-sided.
SoreBottomArt
2. It's supposed to. 3. Um...rolling around naked in the ring for 30-45 minutes sweating etc...what do you expect. (Plus the perspiration/dirt add on I used) Sometimes things like that actually work other times they could be better. 5. Yep; Lousy computer, what can I say? A lot of my older stuff looks like that. Lighting was something I struggled with for a long time, trying to balance actually being able to see the scene vs there being a big glare and shadows. Daz Studio only allows so many spotlights in a scene before they stop having an effect. So it became a balancing act. 6. That's because between the time I made those pictures and the last one (about 3 weeks) I found a new asset that actually had an arena crowd in it. The others the crowd was just a background picture. Actually - the NWWA is in a separate reality from Jamisonville. However, if you're interested in commissioning a series of crossover images, i'd be more than happy to do it. Though at one time I did consider having Sol and Callie in a match., but decided to keep the characters separate.