Land of the giants Capture *Updated*

[bobvan]

Inspired by Once in a time in Hollywood. Leo Dicaprio plays washed up actor Rick Dalton who states being on LOTG as per the fictional credits reflected below.

[bobvan]

I have uploaded the entire episode since it is still ongoing and will be updated from time to time. The latest update is included. Enjoy

All other stories/ episode and much more on my Deviant Art page

[shrinker_s]

DUDE!!!!!!
You are the GOAT.
Thanks for the post....
Looking forward to many more.....

[bobvan]

DUDE!!!!!!
You are the GOAT.
Thanks for the post....
Looking forward to many more.....

Thx everything I produce moving forward will be included here. For the rest go to my D/A page in my signature or

https://shrunken-women-board.com/phpBB3 ... =10&t=4595

Many past episode samples.

[bobvan]

New chapter

[Hand-Holder]

Finally a way out of DA Censorship, love your works, many thanks for sharing, Merry Christmas

[bobvan]

Finally a way out of DA Censorship, love your works, many thanks for sharing, Merry Christmas

Ty you know if Flickr gets removed like they are threatening, links to these may be replacements

[JOE66]

Well done Bob ... these are all fantastic. One thing though, would that guy have fed a 'tinnie' to his dog. Each one is probably worth 10000000 $ giant money on their black market. He must really love his dog!

[bobvan]

Well done Bob ... these are all fantastic. One thing though, would that guy have fed a 'tinnie' to his dog. Each one is probably worth 10000000 $ giant money on their black market. He must really love his dog!

This is based on Brad Pitt as Clifford Booth in once in a time in Hollywood. If one has not seen the movie, it does not make as much sense. If you go through the whole story posted above you see him feeding tiny Taylor Swift to his dog Bundy. In the movie the dog is a Pitt Bull..

[Little Sally]

This could be a great scenario for a movie.

We have the cinematic technology to make these things really happen on the silver screen nowadays, but nobody seems willing to take on this kind of theme.

Instead we get offerings like "Downsizing".

[bobvan]

This could be a great scenario for a movie.


Instead we get offerings like "Downsizing".

Barf

[JOE66]

Well done Bob ... these are all fantastic. One thing though, would that guy have fed a 'tinnie' to his dog. Each one is probably worth 10000000 $ giant money on their black market. He must really love his dog!

This is based on Brad Pitt as Clifford Booth in once in a time in Hollywood. If one has not seen the movie, it does not make as much sense. If you go through the whole story posted above you see him feeding tiny Taylor Swift to his dog Bundy. In the movie the dog is a Pitt Bull..

I've seen the movie. It's awesome! Cool that you are trying to use the same characters in a LOTG setting. While Taylor is a mega star on Earth, she is really just food to this dog ; probably thinks he is eating a mouse.

[Hand-Holder]

This could be a great scenario for a movie.

We have the cinematic technology to make these things really happen on the silver screen nowadays, but nobody seems willing to take on this kind of theme.

Instead we get offerings like "Downsizing".

Check Virt a Mate on Youtube, you will become very optimistic, cause just as indie creators do great comics with Daz, soon they will do great movies with it

If you support the guy 1 single month in Patreon, you can download the whole software and play yourself

[Little Sally]

Check Virt a Mate on Youtube, you will become very optimistic, cause just as indie creators do great comics with Daz, soon they will do great movies with it

If you support the guy 1 single month in Patreon, you can download the whole software and play yourself

I appreciate your suggestion but CGI (or rendering or game based imagery) isn't really my kind of thing. It's darned clever though and I'm sure it will make a lot of people happy.

Have fun with it and thank you!

[Hand-Holder]

Check Virt a Mate on Youtube, you will become very optimistic, cause just as indie creators do great comics with Daz, soon they will do great movies with it

If you support the guy 1 single month in Patreon, you can download the whole software and play yourself

I appreciate your suggestion but CGI (or rendering or game based imagery) isn't really my kind of thing. It's darned clever though and I'm sure it will make a lot of people happy.

Have fun with it and thank you!

Was not suggesting you used, I was giving you sn example how the cynematic tech you mentioned is becoming available for any indie creator, so we dont have to count on big studios to do it

[Little Sally]

Check Virt a Mate on Youtube, you will become very optimistic, cause just as indie creators do great comics with Daz, soon they will do great movies with it

If you support the guy 1 single month in Patreon, you can download the whole software and play yourself

I appreciate your suggestion but CGI (or rendering or game based imagery) isn't really my kind of thing. It's darned clever though and I'm sure it will make a lot of people happy.

Have fun with it and thank you!

Was not suggesting you used, I was giving you sn example how the cynematic tech you mentioned is becoming available for any indie creator, so we dont have to count on big studios to do it

Well in that respect (ie, making independent movies) I hope you're right. It may well take some time to get to that stage, but it could be the shape of things to come.

[Hand-Holder]

Check this out - https://youtu.be/sjBOr3ksCys

[Little Sally]

Check this out - https://youtu.be/sjBOr3ksCys

It's a bit weird isn't it?

I'm not sure what I'm supposed to get from it Carlos.

[bobvan]

Check this out - https://youtu.be/sjBOr3ksCys

Looks welfare

[Hand-Holder]

Check this out - https://youtu.be/sjBOr3ksCys

It's a bit weird isn't it?

I'm not sure what I'm supposed to get from it Carlos.

The potential for any regular user to create realistic animated movies, with no need to have a College Degree in computer programing

Is the democratization of animated quality software

[Little Sally]

Check this out - https://youtu.be/sjBOr3ksCys

It's a bit weird isn't it?

I'm not sure what I'm supposed to get from it Carlos.

The potential for any regular user to create realistic animated movies, with no need to have a College Degree in computer programing

Is the democratization of animated quality software

Yes I'm sure it does the job if you're into that kind of thing, but I'm not into computerised imagery myself.

I'm pleased it inspires you though, so more power to your elbow! (so to speak)

[Hand-Holder]

It's a bit weird isn't it?

I'm not sure what I'm supposed to get from it Carlos.

The potential for any regular user to create realistic animated movies, with no need to have a College Degree in computer programing

Is the democratization of animated quality software

Yes I'm sure it does the job if you're into that kind of thing, but I'm not into computerised imagery myself.

I'm pleased it inspires you though, so more power to your elbow! (so to speak)

There seams to be a great confusion here, again, im not saying that software is good for you, or you should try, never said that

You said

We have the cinematic technology to make these things really happen on the silver screen nowadays, but nobody seems willing to take on this kind of theme.

So Im saying

This software is one excellent example of a way for the cinematic tech to reach common creators and not just big studios, so soon we will have many more people willing to take on this kind of theme

[Little Sally]

There seams to be a great confusion here, again, im not saying that software is good for you, or you should try, never said that

You said

We have the cinematic technology to make these things really happen on the silver screen nowadays, but nobody seems willing to take on this kind of theme.

So Im saying

This software is one excellent example of a way for the cinematic tech to reach common creators and not just big studios, so soon we will have many more people willing to take on this kind of theme

Ha I see where I might have confused you.

When I said we have the cinematic technology to create things nowadays, I was referring to the use of CGI effects in films like Jurassic Park and Peter Jackson's King Kong and Lord of The Rings etc. All of which had real actors seeming to interact with amazing creatures which weren't actually there in reality. There were other props used to create these effects of course which didn't involve CGI, but CGI was the major breakthrough at the time. I wasn't referring to movies made entirely from the technology that you've been giving examples of, but films involving real people and not character animations of people.

I don't know what effects were used in 'Downsizing' for example, but if a film like that is possible to make, then it's possible to create a movie based on Bob's illustrations above. But created using real people.

And that is what I was alluding to.

[bobvan]

And that is what I was alluding to.

What about a "Little "sally" movie since you do exist...

[Little Sally]

And that is what I was alluding to.

What about a "Little "sally" movie since you do exist...

Yes, I'd be up for that. As long as I could nominate someone who could actually "act" to play me, and be around ten years younger than me lol!