Interview with SorenZer0, a CGI Artist and Writer Focusing on Giantesses & Shrunken People

SorenZer0 is a CGI artist and writer who has produced many works focusing on giantesses and shrunken people. His CGI renderings are high quality with detailed backgrounds, realistic character models, and varied clothing. Additionally, many of SorenZer0’s creations are collaborative efforts involving others such as April Would, Dangerous ASMR, and Miss Kaneda. Fans can purchase his works from Giantess Katelyn’s site and Gumroad, follow him on DeviantArt, Twitter, and at his web site, and support him on Patreon. Lastly, several trailers are available on YouTube, in 4k 360 VR, for his videos.

#1) Can you tell the readers a little about yourself?

Hello! I’m Soren. I live in Los Angeles and spend most of my time writing stories and make visual art of giant women because that’s my fetish. I also occasionally work freelance as a photographer and graphic designer.

#2) How did you first become interested in size-fetish media?

I’ve had a size-fetish for as long as I can remember, and had an interest in size-fetish media since I was old enough to consume media. The earliest I can recall seeing is Honey, I Shrunk the Kids and Attack of the 50 Foot Woman (the Daryl Hannah version) playing on TV.

#3) Are any of your everyday acquaintances aware of your interest?

A few of my close friends know. It came about more as me telling them how I make money, and then they asked if this is what I’m into.

#4) What are a few of your favorite works from other creators?

I don’t know if I can point to any specific works, but pretty much anything written by Miss Kaneda, Nigma, or gtswburg.

#5) How would you describe your stories?

I try to capture the visceral realism of tiny people interacting with cruel, gigantic women. My stories focus on the cruelty and domination side of the giantess fetish, and are usually pretty violent.

#6) Do you have a favorite comic or video that you’ve created?

Whichever comic/video is most recent is my favorite. I know that sounds like a non-answer, but I put a lot of time and effort into making my projects as good as I can make them, and I take pride in that. I’d like to think my skill as an artist has improved (and continues to improve) over time, so my latest work should be my best work.

#7) Can you discuss the rewards for supporting your Patreon? What projects are upcoming?

There’s nothing super exclusive in my Patreon: previews; early renders; and at the $10 level, patrons receive my latest publications in their inbox. I didn’t want to put all my work behind a paywall, so Patreon is really more of a place for fans to offer ‘extra’ support above and beyond buying my products. As for upcoming projects, I have more collaborations, more VR videos and more cruel giantesses abusing tiny people!

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Thank you so much SorenZer0 for this interview!

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