[BustArtist]

 
Issue 2: "We apologize for the delay..."
16 color pages, plus 2 covers, and 2 pages of previews sketches of next issue.

Julie found herself stuck in the elevator of her apartment building. With her in the tiny, creaky lift was Tyler, "the guy-from-the-ninth-floor" who she had a crush on. Unfortunately, while things may seem like they were going her way, something always came up to ruin it all. He already had a girlfriend - the redhead Missy. And her breasts were growing - growing far bigger than she planned when she drank the Chinese formula she purchased downtown. They had just ripped her shirt to the point of uselessness, and were continuing to grow! With all the inconveniences crashing down around her all at once, the small elevator seemed to be getting smaller by the minute.

Category: Breast Expansion (chemical/unknown: big, huge); clothes stretching/buttons popping

This is the SECOND issue in a 4-part series that will be a deep exploration of "BE". Growth will be steady across all 4 issues, and will involve all sorts of "BE sub-genres": growth, tight clothing, buttons bursting, bra breaking, heightened sensitivity, desire and fear of growth, growth while asleep and awake, tight spaces due to growth, "voyeristic-like" scenes during growth. And with a 4-issue span, the growth will take us through many stages of breast size — something for everyone. There will also be a number of plot twists to move the story along: plans gone wrong, mysterious reasons for growth, infatuation and lust, jealousy and desire, friendship and love, tension and release, and even fear and a touch of danger. The story focuses intimately on 2 main characters who you will get to know, experiencing their feelings, desires, and interactions both during BE and non-BE scenes.

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Also, the BA Studios Catalogue has been updated. It can be downloaded FREE in one of these 3 methods:
1) it comes FREE with any BustArtist.com purchase!
2) Download from Rapidshare  
3) Download from Badongo

[Zealot]

Bust Artist,i wish I could get a hold of all your past works.It all looks so gorgeous....but you know,the recession and stuff....

[BustArtist]

Ah, true -- I understand.  'Tis also the reason I hope people will purchase rather than pirate the issue (which I have always watched for and pursued vigorously). But thank you for your "gorgeous" comment -- I put in about 100 hours worth of work into this issue alone.

In the meantime, if you haven't done so already, you can download the FREE grOw/mini-cOmic: "PriorTITy Delivery" at:
 
Rapidshare

or

Badongo

[3deroticer]

I would love for you to explain and translate the 100 hours on how you set up your work shop, and the tools you use to do what you did to get this going. I see so many artist everywhere doing their thing, but I find the behind the scene rather fascinating.

I like how well you have clothes squeezing the breast in your drawings.

[BacE]

Bought it, loved it! What a timing, now this is a birthday present I loved buying for myself.
can't wait for the next episode.

B"happy birthday to me"acE

[Fuzzy]

Bought it before the ink was even dry on the email. Can't wait for issue three! Small elevator, big girl - who couldn't be eager to see that.

Whoo-Hoo!

Fuzzy

[Juliekat]

I just wanted to say to all who have posted on this thread, as well on any other grOw release thread--  THANK YOU for you feedback. It means a lot to BA to hear that you like what he's doing and it helps to give him the motivation to continue. In a certain way, it means a lot to me as well. I've always been very proud of BA's work and knowing that so many other people enjoy it makes it worth the time he sacrifices (away from me, his family and his friends) to get each issue completed at a high enough level of quality that he feels is acceptable for his readers.

Thank you again for your feedback and for helping make grOw a success.

JK

[BustArtist]

3deroticer :  well, it would be hard to explain all the 100 hours, but it comes down to writing; sketching and planning the thumbnails for each page; then drawing each page in pencil; scanning; "inking" the lines; coloring the fills; adding shading and lighting; adding text, word balloons, etc.,; adding special effects (blurs, depth of field); and then do all of this for 16 pages and a cover. Plus creating the PDF.

From my FREE grOw/cOmic, "PriorTITy Delivery", I did the following graphic, which explains some of it:





BacE :  Happy Birrrrthday, to you!!!  And you can return the superhero costume when you are done. BA says as he compares his and BacE's avatars.  

Fuzzy :  Thanks!  This story was actually inspired by a real-life occurrence. When looking for an apartment in Manhattan in 1997, the real estate agent showed 2 of us (me and some other woman looking for an apartment) this small studio on the 4th floor of an old building. The elevator was small enough that only the other woman and I could fit -- the agent took the stairs. And it was slooooow.  I could tell the woman in the elevator next to me felt very uncomfortable.

Juliekat :  Love ya', babe!  Glad I met you in that BE chatroom all those years ago!  

[clovis]

Good story, quality art, and now speed.  Someone will always ask for more, but I honestly don't know what that could be (even your prices are fair.)  Your work is very much appreciated.  Grow #2 was excellent, but I think #3 will trump that- I'm a fan of seeing fabric under severe distress and you seem to be paying special care and time on every button-straining panel.  
Keep up the good work-
Clovis

[BacE]

Quote:

BacE :  Happy Birrrrthday, to you!!!  And you can return the superhero costume when you are done. BA says as he compares his and BacE's avatars.  

Thank you very much. Also for borrowing me your superhero costume.
B"mine's been at the drycleaners"acE