Pg 14 of The Pool by plasmid
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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Getting so much closer. Muwhahaha. Enjoy and please leave a comment.

Comments (14)
Here it comes... Wait for it... Cool work.
Nice splash work.
well well ... here we go ... bikini gone :)
Very nice work!
Marvelous!! the reflections in water are they hearts?
Haha...no.
She did that on purpose She wants to get the lifeguard's goat...or...well, more of his undivided attention.
excellent! great splash
oh, yes! it had to happen..... onward!!
Well that lube seems to work like a charm, how is she going to get out of that pool now..........
Most excellent... you held my attention thru-out the entire dive!!!
Actually seen something close to that happening at a pool. LOL.
Well, my memory wasn't too bad. I thought you had 'The Pool' well underway prior to your surgery. The first 82 pages turned up on E-Hentai Galleries and I was delighted to find them. A particularly clever story that sadly stopped before conclusion. I think. Is there any more? Are you going to finish it? Plotline complete in your imaginative brain? This is cool stuff.
Hi Siogi, thanks for your comment. I had stopped doing "The Pool" due to the poor interest. If memory serves me right, I had made $75 total for the all that work. I asked for donations and a total of two people contributed. While their contributions were deeply appreciated, I'm afraid the lack of additional contributions indicated I had a long way to go before my efforts would be appreciated. In other words, the effort to payout ratio just wasn't good. Believe it or not, most of the time, a single page took a whole day to do. Today's higher speed processors and graphic cards have shortened that time down considerably. In addition, I was doing "The Pool" without a written, well thought out script. Big mistake! I was all over the place effort wise, and it shows in my work. I consider it time well spent though because it made me work my programs (Poser, Photoshop, etc) so that I learned them to high degree. It also taught me having a script provides direction and actually helps in the design process. I haven't given up, I'm just improving my craft for now. Maybe soon I'll take another dip in the public pool so to speak. Again, thanks for the comment. Have a great day.