Art of Pori the Love Sponge (Patreon)
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I'm hoping I overcome my boomer nature and get the pics to display properly in this post.
This is some art of Pori the Love sponge, one of the harlots from "House of Hellish Harlots".
First up, I'm not responsible for this. It was commissioned by Mark45 and he kindly allowed me to share it here (He is also responsible for commissioning the Nurse Honey absorption piece from a few months back). The artist is HunggryCroissant (hope I spelled that right and also correctly linked to their gallery!)
What do people think of it?
I like it. I know Mark was a little worried about the skin tone, but I wasn't exactly precise there. "Pink" can mean a lot of different things! Pori is one The Doctoress's creations, so she's meant to look artificial and plastic, and I think that fits.
It also fits very well for an idea I have. My ideal vision for the game would be a book-type GUI that displayed art on the left page and text on the right page. That way the player would see art of the harlots (and NPCs) and the art would be similar to the profile pics of the Monster Girl Encyclopaedia. Unfortunately, I don't think I can do this in Twine without the whole thing slowing to a crawl (although I might experiment just to check this is the case).
In the meantime, what I thought I could do is create a separate page on the houseofhellishharlots.com website and list profiles for all the harlots (ideally with art). I like how this picture of Pori has turned out as I think it's exactly the sort of profile pic that would work for that.
I'm thinking of contacting the artist and seeing if they would be up for carrying out more commissions. If that turns out okay, I might throw up some polls to give patrons a say on which harlots get done first.
How does that sound?
Also, if you really like a particular harlot and have a specific vision for how you feel she should look, and would like to get a piece commissioned yourself, please feel free to go ahead. As you might have gathered, I'm not so good at finding and commissioning artists, so any help there would be massively appreciated.