Last night, I ran a stream where I took quick mini sketch commissions to help me get back on track given that I've been struggling a fair bit lately. These were "15 minutes or to completion, whichever's latest" slots. While the short slots did stretch my abilities a tad, I'm quite pleased with the results across the board.

We did have a predominantly crinkly set of requests for the overall session, but a nice variety of themes and poses still. In order, these were for Trixter, Wintie and Fiona.

Next, we have a few more kinky lewds. Blaze and James in order, who were happy to pander to my other interests.

Lastly, I snuck in a slot for myself to draw another quick little thing for my puppy Arwyn, cause she'd been very actively supporting me earlier in the day. We've been playing GGST together for a while and since she mains BedMan, I figured it'd be cute to merge her with Delilah, the girl who accompanies him. I'm really happy with how it turned out, though I think I went over the allotted time by a fair chunk.

A nice little smorgasbord of cushy foxes to be had from Wolfie's latest stream, as well as a bit of stylistic experimentation too.

Started out with a little warmup sketching of the dynamic duo; stopped at just the sketch before moving on to the first drawing on the task list, but I came back to give it a splash of colour. Quite the unusual thing to see in a batch of art from me; everything in this post is actually coloured and there's even a bit of shading in the final piece!

Wolfie had a pretty straightforward request for me to start out with, although the posing needed a little forethought to make it work properly. After I got it done, I thought a little narrative contrast would be fun to play around with, so I remade the scene with just a single change.

At least, a single change before the next, impending and unavoidable one of course.

With Halloween right around the corner, a little bit of cosplay and spookiness was due.

Having been primed into becoming a furry by Disney's Robin Hood, I wasn't about to shy away from a chance to draw a little fox giving props where it's due. The costume's also perfect for showing off what a cushy little fox he is, which is always a plus.

And although the original idea wasn't really meant to be so moody, I figured that a bit of contrast for the glowy bits would help highlight the main focus of the last piece I worked on for the night.