Original scene:
Jessie Andrews and Remy LaCroix making out at the start of this video, would have been enough throbbing-hot action for almost any of our fans. Seriously, the intro to this 24 minute video, with these two brunettes giving each other the business - it's amazing. But that won't stop us from dialing things up to 11! This is actually a POV blowjob, with these wet nymphos piling on top of each other to get him off!
Animated version:
Jessie Andrews and Remy Lacroix from Let Me Suck You #4: this scene is quite possibly one of the most famous blowjob scenes of all time. It is most easily described as what happens when you mix a girl on coke with a girl on weed, and tell them to share a dick. The result is something that must been seen to be believed.
And now I've turned it into a cartoon.
I've released two AI altered versions of this clip already, so it's pretty safe to say that this is one of my favorite clips ever; and definitely my go to whenever I want to experiment with a new toy in my PMV editor toolbox. This is a bit of AI trickery that I made specifically for a PMV to be revealed at a later time, and I had no intention of actually releasing it; but after viewing the finished result for myself, I decided that I had to share the finalized version of the full clip with the rest of the class.
This is a two girl POV blowjob scene. The scene starts with Jessie and Remy on a bed, posing and making out. Then the action shifts to the stunt cock's perspective: the two girls crawl their way over to the dick, and then possibly the most insane blowjob ever begins.
For this clip I wanted to cartoonize it at the highest possible resolution, but the app I use turns horizontal video to SD yet keeps vertical video as HD, so I first had to create a vertical 1080p version of the clip before splicing it up to cartoonize. The spliced clips were run through Prequel, which spits out vertical video at 720x1280 (aka: sideways 720p). Then I reassembled the clips; created new frames for the missing/dropped frames that happen when Prequel does its thing (the app is built to run quickly on phones, so frame to frame accuracy is not always the greatest); upscaled and interpolated in Topaz AI; and then finally turned it back into a horizontal video. The end result is a cartoonized version that is generally less than 5 frames out of sync with the original clip at all times; close enough that the audio and video remains basically in sync through out the clip. There are a few places where the replacement frames are noticeable, but it never lasts longer than a fraction of a second.
This actually took a fair bit more work than I originally thought that it would, but I enjoyed working on it and the end results. I hope you enjoy it too.
