From one cat to another. :=3



As I told John, I do 3D CGI. this was done using Poser 7 and Daz's Millennium big cat figure. It is supposed to be you in your menu pose. ;=3

I have another in the works of you meeting me in my anthro form. ;=3

Very cool!  I'm going to make John put that one up on the "extras" page (once ComicGenesis has recovered).  I look forward to seeing the next one, too!  Thanks, man!

Well, here is the one I promised. ;=3



This was posed in Poser 7 with the landscape and rendering done in Bryce 6.1

For what it's worth, I stand 8' - 5" tall, at ears (not including mane bulk). This is the size of a lion that "stands up". When quad I'm a normal lion at 3'-6" at shoulder and I weigh in at 450 lbs in both forms. :=3

I wonder what "Dickens" would think if he ever met me, either as anthro or quad. ;=3  

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Holy cow, you're humongous!  Now I know how Dingus felt when he met me.  Scott keeps wanting to put me on a diet because I weigh a third that much.

Maybe I can use that to my advantage...  ;)

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Scott keeps wanting to put me on a diet because I weigh a third that much. Maybe I can use that to my advantage...  ;)

You should remind Scott that pumas can weigh up to 300 lbs when fully grown. :=3

BTW, a few years back I was able to give a belly rub to a Florida panther. A Florida panther is not the same as a puma, but is a smaller cousin.

There were two contented cats that day. :=3

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You should remind Scott that pumas can weigh up to 300 lbs when fully grown. :=3

The cougar gets larger in the northern and southern extremes of their range.  Since Sandusky is an Arizona native, he is at the smaller end of that size range.  The wild cougars of this area will rarely, if ever, approach 200 pounds.  They're probably much closer to the size range of the Florida Panther.  The biggest mountain lion I've ever heard of was 276 pounds.  I doubt Sandusky will ever grow that large, regardless of the number of Whoppers he might consume.  

I'm pretty sure the cougar I knew in Utah for a few years hovered around the 180-mark, depending on the number of skittles he consumed.

Wow, that's a good job, LionKing.

I work in 3D too, but I'm not good at organic life.  (I mostly make machines.)

We have a western cougar (Cesar) who is above 200 lbs. Our Florida panthers, however, are in the range of 150-180 lbs for males and 120-160lb for females.