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Sophie ventures into the very heart of the baths of Saint Sephoria and finds herself transformed into a lactating hucow riding atop a very ornate milking throne! 

When the prompt for this came in from Amanda Clover, my mind went into hyperdrive! I wanted to make something that was more than just a simple milking machine, so I thought about Italian renaissance sculpture and Victorian steam punk, and combined the two in the designs of the machine. The copper and glass fish that suck from her nipples are inspired by glass floats that some fishermen use in the Mediterranean ocean. And even the chalice that collects her nectar is reminiscent of 'loving cup' trophies from the Gilded Age (Late 1800s to early 1900s).

Viewed from the bottom, the viewer is guided from poisonous hermit crabs that scuttle among the corals that thrive in the humid, steamy caverns, past the amorous fish people, all the way up to the temple lined grounds of the Baths of Saint Sephoria.

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Tinhy

Pump it up!

UDDERScomix

Pump, Pump the Jugs! Pump it out! Milk is flowin!

Tinhy

I see things like this, and i wonder: can squirting be harvested?!? Like a system like this, but for that sweet tasty pussy juice? This is all for science AJ.

Stevie J

I never knew Fishmen love human milk

JayAury

Awesome design! Love seeing what you can do when you really cut loose!

andre henriksen

Great , love it , will there be more of this ?

UDDERScomix

You'll have to read the book and find out! ;)

UDDERScomix

I've already been writing down notes from excerpts of the book, so that's a YES! XD

David Rudisill

"I should have been a pair of ragged claws, scuttling across the floors of silent seas."--T.S. Eliot, "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock," also quoted by Dennis Hopper in Apocalypse Now. Awesome work and that's a HELL of a lot of art history you put into it.