'Wheel' by Yui Toshiki - Page 2

ProfessorMishap · 03-19-2006

What did she do?? I'm confused. O.o

Sutibaru · 03-19-2006

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Originally Posted by LinkG07

What did she do?? I'm confused. O.o

She did many things. Lets see:

-Hot Tails (You probably remember 'Big Top Panic' in the BE section of the site)
-A couple of the DTG ones from Comic Momohime
-My Two Wings
-Kagome Kagome
-Kirara

I cannot remeber all of her works. Those are just the first few that pops into my head right now. Try looking her up for a list if you really want to know. She is probably one of the best when it comes to erotica.

03-19-2006

The process was complicated tooke me some time to figure it out i think.. but i think the artist itself could explain it more, that or sutibaru

Sutibaru · 03-19-2006

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Originally Posted by Night Scream

The process was complicated tooke me some time to figure it out i think.. but i think the artist itself could explain it more, that or sutibaru

I believe that the woman at the beginning holds a balloon which symbolizes adulthood and femininity. The child gets her body and genes from her mother's through being in the womb right?. Apon grasping the balloon (which is femininity and adulthood) of her own, she becomes what her mother have gave her.

That is at least what I believe.

03-19-2006

I dunno, not just the hairy minge, but all the loli really puts me off.

Sutibaru · 03-19-2006

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Originally Posted by Androxi

I dunno, not just the hairy minge, but all the loli really puts me off.

I don't see any real loli here. Sure she sticks her hand in, but that is it. In fact she isn't doing it in any kind of sexual way either. Although the older woman does act it.

03-20-2006

thats a very deep understanding. but all aside, the pubic hair is still creepy......

04-28-2006

Could not resist trying to put a spin on this one based on the title "Wheel" which is symbolic perhaps of the wheel or cycle of life. Here goes:

Okay, opening panel. The "woman" I think represents a girl who has herself been AP'd off stage, witness the fact that her clothing appears to have been built for someone far smaller/younger then herself, and that she is also holding a balloon, like the one that appears in the second girl's hand during the final panels.

The now fully matured woman lets go of the balloon, which could be seeing as a representation of childhood. If you think about it, balloons are typically an image associated with ones younger days. Letting go of the balloon may well symbolize letting go of childhood, entering into adulthood. It may also be representative of a accompanying mental transformation as well as the obivous physical one, or possably the awakening of adult desire, which leads me to the following panels.

The woman is obviously in a state of sexual arousal at this point. This is perhaps a effect of the AP process triggering the need to spread the effect, presumably through some form of sexual contact. Witness that the younger girl appears to be affected by the AP process following contact with the woman and it is possible that her vaginal secretions pass on the curse through skin contact. The contact in some ways can also be interperted as being symbolic of reproduction in some ways. The second girl's hand's penetration and then emergence perhaps meant to symbolize the process of actuall impregnation and then birth or perhaps rebirth is a better way of looking at it.

Notice in the last panels after the second girl is APed that she is now holding a balloon like the first girl, and that the first girl appears to be telling her something, perhaps explaining that she must or will now be compelled to seek out someone else to pass on the curse to.

Notice too, that while the second girl is certianly more AP'd then when she started, that she is by no means as fully developed as the first girl. Her figure is more girlish, no pubic hair development, little development of curves, breasts, etc all the signs of sexual maturity have yet to really appear.

In the last panel she is walking towards a doorway, holding the balloon, perhaps symbolic of the fact that as she travels (representitive perhaps of a more normal life journey from childhood to adulthood). The implication can perhaps be seeing that she will mature as she travels, eventually reaching the same level of full maturity as the first girl, at which time she will release the balloon, and perhaps find a new victem for the curse.

Overall the process is, I think in it's own bizaar manner supposed to me symbolic of our own journey of growth to adulthood, the letting go of childhood innocence, the need to further the species through procreation, and finally the offspring renewing the cycle. It's certianly an unusuall and even disturbing use of imagery to represent it, but the symbolizism is intresting from an interpetive angle.

Meh... Just one possible interpetation. The nice thing about art is that everyone sees something different and that's what it is to them.

Gamedino · 04-28-2006

that was a little to much for me. With the pubic hair and the Penis Pudding.. Bleh. its just not me

Sutibaru · 04-28-2006

Geez, I didn't realize how much people do not like pubic hair. Myself, I don't mind it at all. As long as it looks nice. ^^

ProfessorMishap · 05-01-2006

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Originally Posted by Sutibaru

She did many things. Lets see:

-Hot Tails (You probably remember 'Big Top Panic' in the BE section of the site)
-A couple of the DTG ones from Comic Momohime
-My Two Wings
-Kagome Kagome
-Kirara

I cannot remeber all of her works. Those are just the first few that pops into my head right now. Try looking her up for a list if you really want to know. She is probably one of the best when it comes to erotica.

Uhhh, I meant in the comic ^^; the little girl.

04-28-2006	#21
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03-19-2006	#13
ProfessorMishap Oh dear, not again! Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: I'm standing right behind you!! Posts: 2,158	What did she do?? I'm confused. O.o

03-19-2006	#15
Night Scream Guest Posts: n/a	The process was complicated tooke me some time to figure it out i think.. but i think the artist itself could explain it more, that or sutibaru

03-19-2006	#17
Androxi Guest Posts: n/a	I dunno, not just the hairy minge, but all the loli really puts me off.

03-20-2006	#19
mehappy Guest Posts: n/a	thats a very deep understanding. but all aside, the pubic hair is still creepy......

04-28-2006	#20
SteelDiv Guest Posts: n/a	Could not resist trying to put a spin on this one based on the title "Wheel" which is symbolic perhaps of the wheel or cycle of life. Here goes: Okay, opening panel. The "woman" I think represents a girl who has herself been AP'd off stage, witness the fact that her clothing appears to have been built for someone far smaller/younger then herself, and that she is also holding a balloon, like the one that appears in the second girl's hand during the final panels. The now fully matured woman lets go of the balloon, which could be seeing as a representation of childhood. If you think about it, balloons are typically an image associated with ones younger days. Letting go of the balloon may well symbolize letting go of childhood, entering into adulthood. It may also be representative of a accompanying mental transformation as well as the obivous physical one, or possably the awakening of adult desire, which leads me to the following panels. The woman is obviously in a state of sexual arousal at this point. This is perhaps a effect of the AP process triggering the need to spread the effect, presumably through some form of sexual contact. Witness that the younger girl appears to be affected by the AP process following contact with the woman and it is possible that her vaginal secretions pass on the curse through skin contact. The contact in some ways can also be interperted as being symbolic of reproduction in some ways. The second girl's hand's penetration and then emergence perhaps meant to symbolize the process of actuall impregnation and then birth or perhaps rebirth is a better way of looking at it. Notice in the last panels after the second girl is APed that she is now holding a balloon like the first girl, and that the first girl appears to be telling her something, perhaps explaining that she must or will now be compelled to seek out someone else to pass on the curse to. Notice too, that while the second girl is certianly more AP'd then when she started, that she is by no means as fully developed as the first girl. Her figure is more girlish, no pubic hair development, little development of curves, breasts, etc all the signs of sexual maturity have yet to really appear. In the last panel she is walking towards a doorway, holding the balloon, perhaps symbolic of the fact that as she travels (representitive perhaps of a more normal life journey from childhood to adulthood). The implication can perhaps be seeing that she will mature as she travels, eventually reaching the same level of full maturity as the first girl, at which time she will release the balloon, and perhaps find a new victem for the curse. Overall the process is, I think in it's own bizaar manner supposed to me symbolic of our own journey of growth to adulthood, the letting go of childhood innocence, the need to further the species through procreation, and finally the offspring renewing the cycle. It's certianly an unusuall and even disturbing use of imagery to represent it, but the symbolizism is intresting from an interpetive angle. Meh... Just one possible interpetation. The nice thing about art is that everyone sees something different and that's what it is to them.