This has been in the works for a while, but I'm glad it's finally done and dusted, and I'm really pleased with the result too!

Roo and Austin enjoy a quiet, cozy afternoon playing together in their room, though it looks like their chosen activities might be about to clash in a rather dramatic way.

The poster designs were grabbed from this etsy shop; they've got a bunch more like them.

Poor boys got a rather fitting punishment after neglecting to empty their pails, doing chores while dressed rather embarrassingly for the neighborhood to see!

This has been in the works for a while now so it's good to have it done and dusted at last.

Wolfie and Ru picked this embarrassing scene for their boys in the last session we had, and then I gave it a splash of colour on my own time just in anticipation of perhaps polishing it up further at a later date.

Last month's stream was dedicated to adding more items to Wolfie's dressup game, and a quick, cutesy little sequel drawing to round things off at the end.

You can play with the updated version of the game here, but here are the newly added outfits exported as standalone pictures. The first two were requested specifically by Wolfie, while the third and fourth were something I found inspiration for online or from our ever-growing list of shared art ideas. While they were all very fun to make, they're pretty much entirely one-piece items that won't really mix and match all that well with the other items.

I'm sure you'll find creative ways to work around that, though.

Lastly, he asked me to draw a sequel to an older piece I'd made last year (but never got around to uploading publicly yet, whoops), implying some regression following it. It was a ton of fun to stretch the toony look of my style farther than usual, and I think it turned out really cute, too.

It's a Secret

SIKE! It’s SUPER FOXLET!

I came across a cute edit of a meme on Twitter (made by Lilly! for Fisk) a while back, and decided to make one for myself and a handful more for some friends while I was at it, too.

Coming up with the sides of the trade was really fun, but not as much as drawing the cutesy little caricatures to go along with them.

The smug as fuck expression on mine is definitely my fave. :3c

July was rough for me, but I still got some sketches done in between bigger site art and commissioned work.

I was not doing okay for most of the time due to some major life events, and this resulted from a cute little comic that popped up on my Twitter feed and touched a nerve that was still quite raw from the experience.

Next is another silly thing from Twitter, based off of the "BIG X vs BIG Y" meme that was making the rounds at the time. It was a good excuse to draw something fun and cute for my good friends Wolfie and Ru at the same time, especially given, well, them.

I could've probably exaggerated the sizes a bit more but, eh.

Last but not least: wahs.

Plushie and I kept tossing back and forth a screencap I'd taken and captioned of one of the fuzzy dumbasses from the hundreds of videos we shared with each other, and figured it made a good base for a sticker for her as a little gift.

I also practiced trying to capture their iconic and adorable empty-headed vibes, with somewhat mixed success.

I drew a bunch of stuff as part of gift art or trades lately!

Here's a little something Wolfie inspired with a cute photo they shared with me, and a meme we joked about a while ago.

The diapers are implied, okay?

Next up is an impromptu piece of giftart and equally spontaneous art trade, with Elly-Moo and Melody respectively.

Wolfie came up with a cute idea I started working on during his streams, creating a dressup doll of Austin with lots of different items to mix and match with.

It's been a really fun project with a lot of practice involved in setting up the layering just right for all the clothes to work both alone and as part of a combined outfit.

Best of all, you can play around with the current version of the dressup game here! Just let it load and then use the layer list in the right toolbar (if it's hidden, its icon looks like three stacked sheets) to toggle items on or off.

Wolfie's last stream was a lot of fun and involved both Ru and Ru's puppy, Petey. Since they've both kind of assumed the role of dog parent, Wolfie came up with an idea inspired by a real life event which would actually push my boundaries a bit (I'm emetophobic) but was still very much something I was on board with.

The most entertaining part was figuring out what to draw for Petey's pictobubble as a euphemism for... Ejecting his lunch. You can find an uncensored version here, which also includes Wolfie's original suggestion for the little pup's dialog.

We had some extra time left over after the main project for some extra pampered fox content.

Can hardly believe that it's been nearly a year since the last stream I did for Wolfie, but here we are.

This was done privately to get the rust off, and I'm hoping to get the ball rolling again with public shows as soon as I can.

Until then, enjoy.

I warmed up with a portrait of the fox (shown further below) but a fair chunk of time was taken up by this still life of Ru's pet dog from a photo they sent me. It was an interesting enough pose that I felt compelled to try and replicate it, along with his very intricate Aussie Shep fur pattern. This would definitely incur a complexity fee under most circumstances.

There wasn't a lack of character art as per usual, though, featuring the aforementioned portrait and another scene involving Austin and their mom a little further along in his regression from an earlier time that we've seen them.

This month's stream was another fun shared art batch including both Ru and myself.

The first idea was a slight adaptation of an earlier prompt based on the fact that I've been having a hard time lately but it was really very cathartic to make - especially followed by the last one in the set.

Ru and action poses go together really well and it's a fun challenge to make him look natural in them. The two of them look cute in padding too.

Little fox and enlittleing fox in this session.

Just a little guy, either about to drift off into, or wake up from a nap.

And here we see a followup to the last session's illustration set; Austin's mom doing some quick sorting of his underwear drawer, and swapping out his big kid pants for more appropriately thicker and absorbent padding for the regressing boy.