Character Reference - Hiroka Nakagawa

Only have a few more summer outfits to complete and just a few more weeks of summer to get them done. So I probably shouldn't be introducing more original characters. But I have a Femboy Office animation idea and it requires a curvy and tall domina-like character. To fit that role, lets introduce Hiroka!

Body references and lewds below the fold.

My goal with Hiroka was to make a futanari that was physically dominating. If you have seen any of the illustrations by Namio Harukawa, that's the style of woman I was aiming for. I've struggled with making characters like this before. I found it hard to really dial in the proportions to make them large but still believable. But with Hiroka, I think I've finally cracked it.

Hiroka is tall at 183cm, towering over all of my existing femboy characters. And she's big too, with her shoulders being 3 heads wide and her hips at 4. Her thighs are bigger than some character's waists. She is an impressive shape. And while she does carry a fair amount of fat, signifying her affluent lifestyle, she is also remarkably strong. A true queen of a figure which she shows off with a minimal black bikini.

She has large breasts as befitting a woman of her stature. And while they are not the largest (Rieko still keeps that title), they are definitely up there in the rankings. Her nipples have a tendency to get aroused easily, and when erect are about the same thickness as her thumb.

Her girthy girlcock has a nice tapered shape, making it easy for her to insert it where she pleases. And her large pendulous balls hang a good distance, giving them plenty of room to swing during sex and bully her bottom's penis with vigorous slaps. Her cum is thicker than most, so that when she fills her partner they are more likely to absorb it than to have it leak out.

As a side note, I've experimented with adding the background image to the actual scene instead of compositing it together later in Photoshop. The umbrella needed to be transparent so that the back image didn't end up blocking the view. Renders would end up blending the transparent pixels with pure black. But if I add the background to the scene it can blend properly with the umbrella. Just a little note if you notice that the background colors are a little different from the others.