/oc/ - Original Creation

Thinking of dadson molestation. I love it when the dad grooms the son into thinking it's normal, the son knows on some level it's weird and wrong but special time with dad feels so nice and he feels so loved. More brutal rape is so fun as well, I like it when dad comes home drunk and gets violent and rapes his son and holds him down, the son is so scared of dad now but dad denies it even happening or blames being drunk, son tries to forget about it but then it happens again ehehe!

>>1517
Dangerously based, nona

I love cult stuff! I love it when a broken yaoi boy with nowhere else to go gets indoctrinated into a new "family" who want to manipulate and molest him! I want to see the realization the moment he realizes these people don't want to help him, they want to spread his cheeks and use him like a toy! But it's too late, he's already thrown everything else away to join them, so he's trapped as the cult onahole!

>>1518
Very cute, nonnie!! I love them! I'd love to try and draw them this weekend ❤︎

>>1377
Took me an extra day to get around to it but I love it so much, your characterization is excellent and a lot of the emotional lines, especially about Kyle's self-hatred and anxiety hit really hard and well. I'm super excited for the next chapter to see more groomer lore

>>1383
Thanks, nonners! I hope I don't disappoint with the new chapter. I was worried the angsty teen rants missed the mark, but I'm glad you think they “hit hard”.

Relatable.

How do you all go about researching medical conditions for sickly yaoi boys? I want to draw fantasy magical sci-fi medical equipment that feels less costume-y and more like picrel. I also drew something yesterday and could post in the OC thread for feedback

>>1487
If you have a university near you and they don't check credentials at the library, I'd suggest simply physical medical textbooks.

>>1487
Post it!!!!

That aside, wiki and mayo are good for the broad picture of most diseases. If you're interested in specific diseases, there's a ton of very good narrative nonfiction out there. Anything by Richard Preston (ebola, smallpox) is good. It'll usually be about specific outbreaks of disease, but its more digestible (and entertaining) for a layman, than reading a medical journal.

>>1479
The lore was that these underwater humanoids had societies in each of the oceans and the capital was in the Atlantic Ocean with the totally original name Atlantica, lol. Depending on which ocean they were from, their ear shape reflected it, Alpha is from Atlantica, Omega from the Oceania region and Sigma is from the artic. The basic plot was that in highest position is held in Atlantica but it's a two-person position to prevent corruption. So two rulers for the oceans (all the oceans have governors). The two kings are watched by a council too.

Alpha was a nepo baby and Omega was descendant of an old king. Former wanted to be a governor, not a king, but the latter was raised to become one.

IIRC the plot was basically Alpha wanting to get rid of Omega because he thinks he's annoying and hated the two king system.


>>1480
Excuse me, but Sigma is a woman and don't you forget it!

>>1481
Samefag again. I was very prolific in making all sorts of stories.
This one was around 2004. The idea was that the construction worker dude found an injured bird when he was touring in Cambodia and took care of it by giving her food, water, and a safe place to rest. When he goes back home, the bird appears but turns out she was a phoenix. Later on her sisters come in to move in with him as thanks for helping their little sister, but there is no romance between them. They have no sexual or romantic interest in him and the guy is gay. The dude in the second image is the son of the construction company CEO and is a brat.

tl;dr, they strike a friendship and the boss' son later gets down on his luck and ends up moving with the MC. The phoenixes initially dislike him because all he does is eat the MC's food and not pay bills, etc. So the ML feels guilty. I never got too far with the idea since I was just churning a bunch of silly stories at a time. All I knew was that they got together in the end and the phoenixes would bless their relationship so they'd have lots of luck and love even in the next life together.

This was basically my way of shitting on the rampant harem garbage of the early 2000s and gave it a twist with two boys kissing and the girls going "No way fag."

Please be kind, I was 16….

>>1482
Very sovlful nonna… the anime expressions at the top are nostalgic in a way. An anime with that kind of setup (harem fake out) would be pretty funny honestly.

Drew one more because I was feeling motivated. He's a very sad and lonely boy who has a crush on pink-hair but then he finds out he's diddling his brother so he's like "well shit"

>>1458
I love how classic your style is, nona! It makes me nostalgic for 2000s BL.

>>1459
For real. I miss how raw it was, with sharp edges, proper saturation, no hazy filters etc.

Can't find official plushies of your fave? Never fear!

Want a two foot tall version of your OTP? There are some great tutorials and patterns here: https://dollmaker.nunodoll.com/boy/

This is definitely an advanced sewing project, but with enough gumption and patience, anyone can do it!

>>1416
That does look like someone's old school OTP.
Saving the link in case I make a stuffed body for an air dry clay head… some day. The textile head is a little uncanny.

>>1126
hey, it seems that links are expired and it gives 404 error so could you please share it once more

>>1100
Thank you nonna, these are very useful! finally, I will get around drawing my latest OC getting molested in adequate and numerous ways

Man, I try to keep positive, but lately I felt very disappointed in my skill. I feel like I'll never be as good as I want to be, so why even bother? I know it's just a passing feeling, but it's hard to be optimistic in the face of it. I'm just digitally surrounded by out of this world artists.

>>1386
I think that despite anime and japanese games having become mainstream by now there's still a lot of westerners stuck in the mindset that they have to be ironic about liking japanese things because deep down they still think that people who like anime are degenerates and they don't want to be associated with that.

>>1385
>I could be talking out my ass because I didn't bother verifying it, but I can see an increase of these with the rise of people vibe coding
This is definitely happening, but even before current AI most game platforms were filled with low effort porn games, most using stock realistic 3D models. I would guess that it's now easier to make anime style 2D hentai games specifically due to the ease of generating art. The stuff that was on the top rated page on itch specifically looked at least hand drawn, probably there since before porn game monetization was removed. There's also still more yandere stuff on that page than hentai though kek.
>>1386
Part of it is westerners making baby's first VN feel like they need to be clever and subvert tropes when they may have never even read a VN before themselves, and then add on people specifically feeling like they need to subvert 'toxic BL' tropes.
But there is definitely more genuine stuff that's just like a standard BLVN than it seems, it's just that the meme games are the only ones that blow up into mainstream.

>>1378
It's just that gamedev is still male (and trans identified male) dominated. They code things they're into (porn, yuri porn, hentai, fakedeep things about depression, violence) and consume a lot of other similar shit even if it's bad. And most often it IS bad, but they don't give a shit. I don't agree that most fujos can't code, as you need very little coding skills to make a VNs that could pass as professionally made. Maybe they get scared and think that's not the case or they don't want to put out possibly mid things, who knows. I just wish more fujos would at least try to approach "coding" VNs. I know I could help fellow fujos with coding but art and planning also seem to be issues often.