I enjoyed celebrating Christmas with a handful of close friends at Never's place this year. While making plans, some of us ganged up on and teased her with the idea of making her a child-friendly dish using the different parts of the meal being served.

She seemed really upset by this, to the point of threatening to throw a tantrum if we decided to pull such a stunt.

So I knew I had to draw it.

I asked her friend Tower, who was doing the vast majority of the cooking, if this could happen; they'd already made plans.

So I made this as a birthday gift for the fussy fewwit, to commemorate and immortalize the occasion.

Happy birthday, Sissy.

So, when I made "Buzzy Bunny" for Quicktober, I literally forgot that I'd already made the sketch for this one..

I polished it up with a splash of colour on stream after I realized this, and people watching felt the strange sense of deja vu since I'd also worked on the Quicktober version of it on stream.

Needless to say, I was in a bit of a mood at the start of the month..

So, I was in a bit of a mood..

This may or may not be a reenactment of real life events, but it did serve as a good warmup for a commission that involved a lot of frills right after I got the linework done.

I really like the shapes in this piece.. and I do love drawing myself filling my diapers.

A little while back I posted about Drifty needing some help with an emergency financial situation, and through the help of several of you kind donors, my friend Gem, and a boatload of commissions, we've met and surpassed the goal to both reclaim the amount stolen, as well as cover an unexpected bill that they received since then.

As promised, here's the sequel to the piece shown in that post, also included below for your convenience.

Thank you all for your generosity and help.

Star commissioned this cute series of diaper change scenes from me a while back, and I'm happy to have finally gotten it done.

I'm especially fond of the little bit of storytelling we worked into the series, given that it's one of my favourite things about his fursona too (his influence on others, to be specific). Keeping them uniform from one set to the next was a fun little exercise in execution, too. The last set is even based on a bed in a friend's guestroom I once had my diaper changed on.

My friend Drifty ran into a spot of trouble with some scammers, and needs help from the community.

Here's a little teaser of a sequel pinup that we'll be keeping on hold for much longer than I usually do, but which we'll bring forward proportional to the donations he'll receive from today. If you donate, you'll get to see more of my art sooner!

You can find more information about the situation here: https://the.choco.one/drifty.

If you'd like to go directly to his donation page, that's linked here: https://ko-fi.com/drifterkitty.

The goal has been met You can find the reward image posted here.

I recently started watching Beastars with Arwyn, and I was instantly enamored by how the bunnies are in it.

So I had to draw myself as one. With some embellishments.

Starlight, AKA Vlue, and I organized an art trade a while back, and we both got it done last week. We asked for very similar themes from each other, which makes sense given how much our tastes and subjects in art overlap. However, as you might expect if you're at all familiar with their work, we both took rather different approaches to the crinkly hijinks we were going to subject each other to.

You can see their absolutely adorable half of the trade on Twitter and FurAffinity!

As I'd mentioned while working on this in stream, I was really excited to do this since I'd been looking forward to getting my hands on them again. Back when I still made direct art rewards for my crowdfunding patrons, Vlue was one of those who I drew a lot of, and very fondly remember enjoying experimenting on over the years! (NB: You'll need to be logged in and set the search range to "All Time" to see them)

And yes, I do mean "experimenting," as you'll see in that collection.

I genuinely had a blast making this, and I think it's some of my best work in quite a while. Although the planning that went into it to make all the layering work with zero redundancy (or as little of it as possible, anyway) was a bit of a headache, it was a fun challenge that I enjoy giving myself, and it worked out especially well in the end. I'd love to do more trades in future, it's always a good time.

I'm especially fond of the outfits I dressed up 73 in, as well as how menacing Soul Chocolate looks. Since Soul is very much "artist surrogate" in pieces like this, I figured it'd go all out on 73, much like I did when making this. It knows what a good mark they are, so might as well dial up the shenanigans to 11.

For a while now I've observed a made-up holiday I call "UnChristmas day" on the 25th of June, since it's the farthest point from both Christmases prior and following, but I don't think I've ever gotten to actually celebrate it up until the last one! I'm also posting this on international Chocolate Day, which seems like a great time for another free post on the site, so I hope you'll enjoy it!

I took some cheap and cheerful commission slots at €35 for half an hour a pop, and unsurprisingly, diapers featured very prominently across the board.

In order, the slots were for Flowers, Shuki, Fiona, Wintie, and Aurora.

Two of the five were "gifted" right back to me too, which I found was very much keeping within the spirit of the day! It was especially fun drawing my puppy self as baby and in mushy diapers - so much that I went back to add a whole bunch of extra detail to that one the next day. The magic - as well as where it's coming from - was an especially fun addition too, to say the least...

Nova asked me to draw her looking especially spaced out and soggy, and as you know well by now, those go together like PB&J when it comes to me and my art.

Their character was really fun to draw, especially given that orange is one of my favourite colours. Their eyes are normally a light shade of teal, but not while I'm involved. I only realized as I was writing this post that the mindless moth should've been looking at something out of frame... Oops!

Oh well, any excuse to exercise my influence on properly padded lepidoptera.

ChronoKitten commissioned this absolutely precious scene with their fursona, and honestly, I feel the idea really speaks for itself.

Their original request included a mirror and there being important details to be shown from both sides of their character, so I suggested this front-and-back view based off of that, and I'm very glad they were in favour of it too.

I don't often get to do this kind of scene, and since I used it to evoke a similar vibe in one of my personal pieces, I've been wanting to do more of it. This was a genuine treat to make.

This was a really fun and colourful commission from Star; very much a challenge to work within such a specific imagined space but I'm happy with how it turned out!

Star was a little too busy showing his friend Penny around the cool new playspace they were visiting, and getting into position at the slide was just what he needed to encourage him to let off some "tension."