"Miss Jessica Truth"
(Copyright (C) William J. Griffin. All Rights Reserved. Used by permission.)
In December of 2006 I came across Joe Griffin’s cartoon series about Miss Jessica Truth, which revolves around the adventures of a young English teacher and her students. Miss Truth’s biggest problem is that she can’t seem to keep her clothes on, and just about every mishap in her life winds up with her completely nude. Her students are more than happy to help things along and get her naked, and more than happy to eye her voluptuous body.Jessica's main nemesis is one of her
students, a precocious girl call DaNeesha. DaNeesha's purpose in life is
to get her teacher into as many embarrassing situations as possible. The
young teenager portrayed in the pictures is my rendition of DaNeesha,
and yes, there are some occasions where DaNeesha gets to spank Jessica.
I highly recommend Joe’s cartoon strip, because he is a talented
cartoonist and the artwork and humor are unique. His work can be
seen at his website:
http://www.zoomgroups.com/group/jivetoonzcomix
http://www.zoomgroups.com/group/cartoonjoesnaughtycartoons
Joe’s series fascinated me to the point that I decided to try my hand
at using Poser to create a couple of short stories inspired by his
ideas. During the second week of January 2007 I took a break from
working on images for my own fiction to do the Miss Jessica Truth
renders seen on this page.
This is the first time I ever attempted a Poser interpretation of
someone else’s character. I used the DAZ Stephanie Petite model to
create my character for Jessica, trying to come as close as possible to
the way Joe portrays her. Within the limitations of the facial features
of the Sp3 model, I feel I came fairly close, although I would have
liked to make the face a bit rounder and the lips a bit fuller. I was
more satisfied with how the body came out.
Unlike the pictures from Joe's original series, which are full of people,
the technical limitations of Poser kept me from putting more than two
DAZ figures in any render that had background objects. For the three
pictures with the crowd in the background I used a group of Poser
default low-resolution figures and re-rendered the picture several times
to add figures 20 at a time. The cops are Poser Don figures, which was
why I was able to get more of them into my pictures.
There were other
limitations as well, such as the lack of props and some of the
hairstyles (such as dreadlocks) worn by Joe’s characters. Still, I very much enjoyed working
with the model and the character, and in the future hope to do some more
renders with her.
I wish to express my thanks to Joe Griffin for sharing his character
Jessica Truth and granting me permission to use her in my own art. Once
again, I highly recommend a visit to his Yahoo group.
Series One: Poolside pictures
Series Two: No good deed goes unpunished
