Looks like someone booby-trapped one of Zipper T. Bunny's Bunny Day wands and left it out for someone to find - Ruby just had to be the one to find it! Ah well, the Bunny day event runs for a whole week, so she'd best get comfy popping out those eggs for everyone to find until the big day...

I'd meant to get this sequence done for Easter last year but unfortunately, I often find myself unable to work against a strict deadline unless I have a clear idea in mind. Lucky for me, though, Mayternity happens right after Easter, so I had a good excuse to give it another go despite missing it again this year. That said, I'm really happy with the results and I think it was worth the wait; seeing the subtle changes and improvements to my style and technique since then was rather motivating, to say the least. You can scroll down to see a side-by-side comparison between my first attempt and the remake of the first image.

This sequence was made prior to the Brooding Panties imageset, so this should put it into context if you're subbed at Tier 1 and didn't see the WIP post. I figured that the linework turned out too good to leave uncoloured, but after a splash of flats I'm gonna call these done.

While working on this in stream, TigerJames suggested giving Ruby a more toned-down and bewildered look for the third part of the sequence, which you'll find in the hidden section below. It will still turn up in order in the navigation mode (i.e. it will show two part threes in the sequence), so I figured I'd mention to avoid confusion.

Alternate Slower Build (Part 3)

Looks like someone booby-trapped one of Zipper T. Bunny's Bunny Day wands and left it out for someone to find - Ruby just had to be the one to find it! Ah well, the Bunny day event runs for a whole week, so she'd best get comfy popping out those eggs for everyone to find until the big day...

I'd meant to get this sequence done for Easter last year but unfortunately, I often find myself unable to work against a strict deadline unless I have a clear idea in mind. Lucky for me, though, Mayternity happens right after Easter, so I had a good excuse to give it another go despite missing it again this year. That said, I'm really happy with the results and I think it was worth the wait; seeing the subtle changes and improvements to my style and technique since then was rather motivating, to say the least. You can scroll down to see a side-by-side comparison between my first attempt and the remake of the first image.

While working on this in stream, TigerJames suggested giving Ruby a more toned-down and bewildered look for the third part of the sequence, which you'll find in the hidden section below. It will still turn up in order in the navigation mode (i.e. it will show two part threes in the sequence), so I figured I'd mention to avoid confusion.

Here's a couple of doodles I got done over the past couple months; one's inflated and the other plush, but they seemed to go together well enough for a single post!

The inflatable bun drawing was inspired by something Bose uploaded a while back involving their usual fare of magic and curse-related inflation and nullification. My reply and their original drawing can be found here.

Looks like a hapless kitten and skunk stumbled into an overwhelmingly cursed enchanted nursery, getting themselves in range of several regressing trinkets all at once!

Another fun joint commission that's well within my wheelhouse, which I think speaks well enough for itself. It just so happens that a lot of the talking consists of urgent grunts and desperate huffs.

These "Quickies" aren't really living up to their name, are they? Nevermind, adding to them as I'd like is a fun option to have, especially when a single picture just isn't enough to capture the whole idea I have in mind. It all ultimately adds up to crowdfunded content for you to enjoy either way.

You may notice a slight change in style between the 4th and 5th part; that's where I got busy with other stuff for a while. The sketching technique I'd used for the first parts stopped working too well for me because of the pose I had in mind, so I stepped away from the piece to reset and used my usual method when I went back to it.

Tiesel has a talent for twisting people's true intentions, though whether that's part of his job description or just him letting off some steam after a frustrating shift is left to be seen. Either way, Rosalyn here (Thanks to Vivi and Dal for the name idea!) just happened to be having the wrong thoughts at the wrong time and place, and Tiesel's happy to fix that right up for her.