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Sucuriju-series


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For some natives he is a mighty god and the protector of the jungle and the river... for others he is a demon, a lurking horror and dreadful maneater...!
Chiefly inspired by the monster-movie 'Anaconda' (1997) the Sucuriju-series follows our mean green scaly friend on his adventures in the jungle of Brazil.
And what kind of food did Sucuriju prefer? Women! What else? Young, fashioned, soft, beautiful, screaming, wriggling damsels! The best nutrition for a hungry Anaconda of at least 8 meters length.
It's comprehensible, that Sucurijus prefered damsel-diet bring him sometimes in serious troubles. Especially since he had declared a newbuild jungle-hotel on his hunting-ground to his personal larder!
Will he survive the pursuits by police and big game hunters? And which unlucky woman will he invite to his next dinner...?
Meet Sucuriju... And spare your last breath for your last scream!
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First Contact

In "First Contact", the 25th work, Lydia finally encountered Sucuriju... and survived this encounter! Maybe her destiny is not to became only a new bride for the scaly deity... But something more!
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Gigalania Prisca

Gigalania Prisca -1 of 20-
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Jasmin, the daughter of cryptozoologist Dr. Stephen Forrester made the discovery of the century... but she seemed not to be lucky about it...

This series is one of my early works and whe have a kind of hungry dragon and an innocent damsel... But the knight who usually comes to rescue her is absend this time... Hmmmm... i think, without this annoying knight who usually kill the poor dragon the story is much better anyway :evillaugh:
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The War of the Worlds, 1953

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The truth is out there...

Thu Jul 2, 2009, 12:55 PM
The truth is out, there, and the ignorant morons were in there. Lydia had a hard stand with her theories about Sucuriju and she wasn't able to convince the coincil of the university to sponsoring a new expedition. But a mysterious sponsor make her an offer she can't refuse....

The newest work of the Sucuriju-series bring us back from the jungle into the cold neon-lightened rooms of the university and first it seemed that all will be over for Lydia. But she weared a special lucky charm that seems really work...


It works!!! Hell! Damn!! F..k!! BEEP!! It really WOOOOORKS!!!!!

My computer isn't the latest state of the art, or to be exactly, it is an damn old device, build in early 2005 with only 1MB of RAM.
Not the best equipment to do 3D-works. After DAZ Studio 2.1.1.13 was released, the follow-up release did work on my PC properly, Version 2.2.2.15 runned, and all render-jobs runned damn fast through... Good! But the bad was, that every render came out without shadows... Regardless what render-settings i tried. All was i get was a 1:1 copy of the viewport.. the hell know, why? :-(
After i went back to vers. 2.1.1.13 all worked perfectly again.
And if vers. 2.2.2.15 did not work, the newest version 3.0.1.120 Advanced would surely not work too on my stoneage-computer... I thought.
Okay, DAZ 3D offers DAZ Studio 3 Advanced now for a special price and a new computer was already planned for late 2009, so i bought it to lay it aside until i got my new computer for installing it there later.
Today i thought, why not simply trying it out on my old PC? If it did not work i would simply re-install the old vers. 2.1.1.13.

I tried a test-rendering and thought, i had set the light to Shadow-Buffer-rendering... and started it as a test in 800x600 resolution, only to check out if the shadows work.
And it need about 20 Minutes on my System... Okay, DAZ 2.1 was a little bit faster in Shadow-Buffering, but the result looked very good. The shadows worked and looked even better than in DAZ 2.1.1.13.
First i guessed it was my old computer that slowed down the render-job a little bit... until i checked the settings for the light who was set to cast the shadows: "Raytracing"!!
Oooops!!
Version 2.1.1.13 needed about one hour to render this test-scene in raytracing!
And now i got it in about 20 minutes!!
I didn't tested all the new features like Dynamic Clothing, Morph-follower, Über-Lights etc. now, but i was damn surprised, what the new DAZ-version pulled out of my old computer. The new render-engines seems to be far better and more stable than the old... and i am happy, that the DAZ-Team take note of older computers during creating the new DAZ-Studio! :-)

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  • Current Residence: Germany
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  • Interests: Shooting, Photography, Reading, RC-Helicopters, Geocaching
  • Favourite movie: Bambi (1942), The Time Machine (1960), The Lord of the Rings trilogy aaand, yes: Monster-Movies!
  • Favourite band or musician: Jean-Michel Jarre, Tangerine Dream
  • Favourite artist: M.C. Escher, H.R. Giger
  • Favourite poet or writer: Stephen King, Edgar Allan Poe, J.R.R. Tolkien, Wolfgang Hohlbein
  • Favourite style of art: Fantasy, Horror, Science-Fiction
  • Operating System: Win XP
  • Shell of choice: .357 Mag., .45 ACP, 7x64, .22 Hornet, 30-30 Win. and (bad to the bones) .50 BMG ;-)
  • Skin of choice: Snake scales ;-)
  • Favourite game: Beautiful damsels ;-)
  • Favourite cartoon character: Bambi, Tom & Jerry, Kaa
  • Personal Quote: If you want something done, do it yourself!
  • Tools of the Trade: DAZ 3D, PaintShop Pro X, Blender and a Thompson Submachine Gun

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~Blackjack041277:iconBlackjack041277: 1 day 12 hours ago
You've probably heard about this already, but, just in case you haven't I thought you'd find this interesting: [link]
*ancestorsrelic:iconancestorsrelic: 9 hours 56 minutes ago
Yes, as i read the first articles about it in the newspapers i thought, it must be cool to adapt it somehow to my Sucuriju-series. The first mentioning of it i added to The Truth is out there. But i am still not sure about a possible connection between the Titanoboa and Sucuriju. The ongoing of the story is still only in a very rough draft into my mind.

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Sucuriju - Scream your last breath!
~Blackjack041277:iconBlackjack041277: 1 hour 19 minutes ago
Somehow, I did not learn about "Titanoboa" until recently. Of course it made me think of Sucuriju. =P

Hmmm... sometimes it is more amusing if there never is a clear explanation. One would then have to wonder if maybe Sucuriju is a more direct descendant of this Titanoboa than other snakes. Or if certain environmental factors in that part of the world still cause some snakes to grow bigger (and hungrier) than snakes normally do. Or if there is no scientific explanation at all and paranormal forces are at work.
~GingerVore:iconGingerVore: 6 days 5 hours ago
I'm thinking of starting vore work myself, can you give me any tips? :-)

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Girl = Tasty Food!!!
*ancestorsrelic:iconancestorsrelic: 4 days 9 hours ago
Hmmm.... I would say: First choose your monster. Fantasy-monsters (Dragons, Blobs, Tentacle-Monsters, maneating Plants) are a little bit easier, you can define its behaviour at you will. Real creatures are more difficult and to get a believable work, you must get some infos abot them, how they hunt, kill, eat etc. and then add a bit of exaggeration to it... or a bit more... but not too much. One reason, why i made Sucuriju only 8-9 meters long, and not 20 meters, and he need still 40-60 minutes to devour a damsel, and not only 5-10 seconds as shown in many monster-movies.
My Gigalania Prisca was easier because its a pure fantasy-creature. A kind of mix-up of a dragon and a komodo waran. I set the preferences of its behavior, hunting, eating etc. and had not to thought about if its a realistic depiction; because nobody can compare it with a "real" Gigalania in a biology-book ;-) But even fantasy-creatures shall be believable in its behavior like hunting, lurking, eating etc., take inspirations for this points from real animals too. And don't create a "monster Mary Sue". Let some weak points in it. Sucuriju get almost killed two times and hardly survived... and he will got in serious troubles again in the future.
It would be a good idea to make a datasheed of your creature first. Some other smart guy even upgraded my Gigalania Prisca already with more infos at: [link]
Its a very good example for a data-sheed: how the beast use its claws, teeth, senses etc. How much food it needs, what food it prefer (Okay, obvious: damsels... what else?? :plotting: ), how it kill and eat its victims etc. For Sucuriju i made a data-sheed at [link] point: More about Sucuriju.

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Sucuriju - Scream your last breath!
Mood: Love ~Vanski:iconVanski: Jun 30, 2009, 12:33:22 AM
Thank you for the comment and favourite. You have very neat 3d-artwork, i love it :D.
Mood: Humor *ancestorsrelic:iconancestorsrelic: Jun 30, 2009, 3:05:06 PM
Just visited your complete gallery.
What damn cool and funny works! Real life is serious enough, isn't it? :rofl:
P.S. Thanks for the faves too :bow:

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Sucuriju - Scream your last breath!
~Vanski:iconVanski: Jul 2, 2009, 3:17:16 AM
Haha, i agree with that :D. Thanks for looking!
~lordtrigonstar:iconlordtrigonstar: Jun 19, 2009, 4:02:30 PM
Hello just asking only.I got some new arts in the gallery got any interest you to like visit and if you like it how about :+fav: it or drop by a comment. =D

:star: Most important is you should not miss this one Daphne in Peril.

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Trigon: Did Arella told you what happen to your father?

Raven: She told me enough. She told me you kill him.

Trigon: No, I am your father.

Raven: NO!!!
*stratorunner1:iconstratorunner1: Jun 9, 2009, 3:37:39 PM
Just wana say hi. Mario
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