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Vanessa - Does this swimsuit make my boobs look big?
🕑 Added 2018-07-24 16:10:30 +0000 UTC Figured it was time to post something that actually resembles content for once.So without further ado, here's Vanessa's backstory. She'll likely get tweaked and modified quite a bit going into the future, but she'll be one of a few different characters I'll likely be producing content with.
Character bio:
Vanessa is a 27 year old biochemical engineer who specializes in studying organic epidermal elasticity. She has a quirky and lighthearted personality, and often goes out of her way to try and uplift the mood of those around her. She enjoys fiddling around with finger puzzles, and is often seen chewing on the end of a pen while deep in thought. Very few things can get under her skin, with the exception of insincerity and a lack of honesty. Her hobbies include paragliding, aquatic sports, and swimsuit modelling.
While Vanessa might seem easy going and relaxed during her off hours, her ferocity and determination at the office was unmatched by her coworkers. She was previously in charge of a special project tasked with eliminating the appearance of age related skin deterioration. After several years of hard work, her engineering career ultimately apexed with the discovery of a formula that promised to become the holy grail of skin care products. Unfortunately her employer could only focus on the disruptive potential of her technology, and responded by shutting down her research and forbidding the prototypes from ever being used in a clinical trial.
Unhappy with her treatment, Vanessa decided to perform her own trials and test out the serum on herself. Post consumption, her skin became strangely resilient and almost latex like. The results weren't entirely unexpected, but what was unexpected was how her body metabolized the excess serum. The molecular compound quickly broke down into a gaseous derivative of helium, quite literally blowing up Vanessa like a balloon. It took her nearly two days to get down from the ceiling, and another three days before she could walk again. To further compound matters, her unexplained absence from work eventually cost her her job.
Fortunately, she didn't need it anymore as she had accidentally stumbled upon something far more lucrative. While the loss of access to the high tech laboratories was a minor disappointment, Vanessa still knew plenty of contacts within the industry who would leap at the chance to replicate and improve upon her unintended creation.
Today, Vanessa models swimsuits full time. She often takes just enough of the serum to keep her body inflated, but not totally buoyant. Her balloony curves have become quite the topic of discussion within the modelling industry, and are highly sought after by any swimsuit manufacture who can accommodate her pumped up size. More importantly, her bubbly modelling career has put her in touch with many others interested in adopting a similar lifestyle. Between the photoshoots and running an underground serum market, she's set for life- but that doesn't mean she's not on the lookout for new expansive ventures where the sky's the limit!
Comments
Hey, thanks for the kind words. That was actually one of my primary goals when I started working on this project. I kinda wanted to try and favour normality and cuteness over some perfect vision of a supermodel. As weird as it sounds, I felt like this would make them feel a bit more real while simultaneously placing a greater emphasis on their expanded curves and how much they enjoy being inflated. The general idea was to try and instill a sense of confidence and playfulness (like, having fun and stuff while being inflated) the more they became comfortable with their new curves, rather than strictly focusing on the raw sensations of being inflated (which I'm sure feel great, and I obviously want to explore those sorts of poses and expressions, but it's not the only thing I'm interested in doing).
Dan
Thank you for creating a character with realistic, happy facial features. Some artists get carried away with extreme makeup or plump lips and evil-looking eyebrows. I like seeing characters who look natural and happy with their unnatural dimensions.
