I was inspired by a Twitter post made by Melody daring artists to draw their characters in a cute but admittedly rather minimalist outfit. The diaper was implied.

I improvised a little by making the overalls into a skirtall, for purely functional reasons as I'm sure you'll understand. Ruby seems to be having a little too much fun skating but luckily for her, she came more than prepared.

In her last session, Tiff asked for a character design session for their ferret friend Ferrin.

This was a collaborative process that I did live with both of them present, providing various options for features - such as eyes, cheekfluff, snout, hair style and colour - based around the initial description they provided.

Once I got the first design and initial frontal view done, we moved on to a couple of illustrations involving both them and Tiff. Really quite pleased with how they all turned out.

Here's the first set for the Free Fashion project!

Choco's dress is an elegant two-piece outfit that I photographed while out window shopping, and Ruby's cozy in a thick skirtall and shirt combo that I referenced via an image search for "preppy."

Now I just gotta make sure to reuse the templates to get my time's worth from them.

One of the major things I've been dealing with since coming out and delving into my transition is having lost a lot of my sense of self and direction in my life. This has affected me in many ways, two of the main ones being that I don't know what I want to draw for myself, and that a lot of the clothing I want to wear feels like it's years' worth of body progress out of my reach.

So, I figured I'd solve the problem by drawing the outfits on Chocolate and Ruby instead; it's completely free, and lets me indulge in dressing up vicariously through them. These are the first templates I made for this ongoing project, which I'll later reuse to draw outfits on top of. The first set of them will be posted soon.

They say that a trans girl without her diaper is like an angel without her wings.

So here's two of 'em showing theirs off, both dry and wet, accessorizing their outfits from yesterday's announcement.

Considering my recent realization that being ABDL is as integral to me as my gender identity, this was doubly inevitable.

Sigma commissioned me a while back for a quick little sketch doodle, and after talking about some of Pandora's fantastic recent works, she asked me to draw her a "Punk Ruby" and I was more than happy to oblige.

While letting the idea simmer in my head I stumbled upon some other cute outfits, which led me to an idea I wanted to put my own time into, and make the commission part of a pair instead; this is what resulted.

The idea was for the two of them to be wearing the other's colours, but I'm not sure that it's as noticeable as I'd have liked it to be in Ruby's case. Brown and cream isn't what I'd call a common swatch for punk aesthetic, but I still managed to keep it within the same hue for the darker tones at least. The diapers were also my own inclusion, but I think they add a lot to the piece as a whole.

It's been an absolute blast exploring different aesthetics with and for my fursonas lately, and I really hope you've enjoyed seeing what I can come up with while doing so.

Last night I had to get some really tedious work done, which got in the way of streaming.

While I didn't have the time to set things up for a show, I vented some frustration with a couple of sketches I was inspired to make thanks to some stuff on Twitter, as well as my general mood for the evening.

I guess I did get to put up a little bit of a show, just in a different way.

Felt the urge to do some more experimentation during yesterday's stream, after being inspired again by the style of music I've been binging for the past couple of months.

Although a lot of different things got thrown into a blender to create this piece, if I had to pin it down to a single point of inspiration, it'd have to be NANORAY's recent release, ZAPPER. The track SALMON CANNON DELUXE is probably the one that comes closest to the vibe I ended up landing on, which is especially appropriate since I borrowed a lot, subconsciously or otherwise, from Splatoon's visual language while figuring out its execution.

I also exported and uploaded a timelapse to YouTube to show the sketching and linework process. The colour work took a bit of planning and thought, but since it consisted almost entirely of reusing parts of the image and flood-filling the rest, it goes by far quicker than it did in practice.

For what it is, this piece was extremely fulfilling for me to make and while it didn't quite end up exactly as I'd originally intended, I'm still so proud of how it turned out. I got to try out a handful of new techniques that I've added to my repertoire and look forward to reusing, and I'm certain we'll see these versions of Choco and Ruby turning up in my art again in future.

I really hope you like it.

After my first attempt at creating this turned into something completely different, I decided to take a second shot at it using an online version of MSPaint that I'd found. It seemed well suited for the project, and I'd already had some experience using it in the past so I felt up to the challenge.

Especially in contrast to Reach, this felt really affirming to create; just a simple, light-hearted little celebration of my fursonas and what they mean to me, without much pomp and circumstance.

Later in the session we moved to crossovers and we got to talking about Joel Haver's animation, especially The Giant. It was fun drawing smaller Choco in his adventuring gear.

From there she was inspired to ask for something a tad more involved with Deathloop, and I was happy to oblige.

Fell behind on stream time last month so here's the first of two catchup sessions intended for this month.

Wolfie was running dry on ideas so he let me take the reins. I had an idea for a style experiment thad was still bouncing around from my previous stream session, and figured I'd put it to practice on Ru and Austin instead. Still not quite what I was going for, but I'm nevertheless extremely pleased with the results based on that.

Wolfie then was nice enough to keep an earlier request I'd made to mind, where I asked to revisit some older drawings to polish them up with a little colour.

These two are a pair of sequentially linked pictures I'd made back in 2019, and I coloured them both to make them pop a little better. To round out the session, he asked me to draw nurse Ericka from the school, carting some very conspicuous supplies to one of the campus' nurseries. Was loads of fun to revisit the school setting, especially the cute panda nurse.