A while back, I got commissioned to illustrate another couple of cards for Little Troubles' third set!

Both of these were added in as part of the extra cards set and are both basically regression vectors, which is really the name of the game (pun intended). I'm quite pleased with the detailing, given the wide blocks of textured spaces in the colouring.

You can check out Little Troubles TCG on Twitter and Telegram if you'd like to know more.

As some of you may know, my friend Malachyte has been exploring her little side lately. I've been quite privileged to support her through this process, as it's been a bit daunting for her at times.

Late last year, she announced a multislot commission she was taking on stream, and I couldn't shove money into her paws any harder than I did to secure a spot in the piece. I still love it to absolute pieces.

A conversation that closely followed (or preceded?) then sparked the idea for a followup piece, as I'd been gunning for any excuse to draw her adorable little self as soon as I could. When it came to me, I knew it would be perfect to bring my little FaerieAlex into it too, as she likewise had been going through an "enlittlening," as I've taken to calling it, of her own. Given that the two of them were also acquainted, this seemed like the perfect idea to me.

I sketched it out mid October last year, and I waited very impatiently for her to finish redesigning her fursona, including her little self, to make sure I get the colours right. I'm so pleased to get this done and dusted, as I was determined to be the first to draw and post art of both of these little sweethearts' littler forms.

I love you both so much, Mala and Fae.

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.

A while back I was feeling especially little and especially good, so I funneled that happy energy into something special for me and Garnet.

I'm always quite proud of the faces and expressions I draw, but the smiles on this one are extra special to me.

Today seemed like an especially appropriate day to post it, too.

After designing Chocolate's regressed fantasy class as part of another project, she's lived rent-free inside my head and I just had to revisit her, even if just once more (I'd like to do more but I got enough on the pile as is).

Giving her the spotlight in a less constrained style - since I had to make the originals within specific parameters - was a lot of fun, and I'm really pleased with how it turned out. I would really like to elaborate further on the ideas I have about her lore and the way her spells work, but I'll hold off on that as incentive to do more with her in future.

For my participation in the first two sets of Little Troubles, I got to join a self insert regression piece for the third set, Roll for Regression.

Several other artists contributed art of their own characters as part of a before-and-after adventuring scene, and for mine it made perfect sense to include Chocolate as an Illusionist Sorcerer. As part of the design process, I based the adult armor and staff off of actual items from Guild Wars to start with; then infantilised the kit for the second part, which was a lot of fun. The way the illusion special effects turned out inspired what her class would be after being regressed, which I just made up.

From Femme Fatale Mesmer; to Padded Little Bubblemancer.

They might look fairly harmless next to the mind magic, but even so I wouldn't let those bubbles get too close.

You know, just in case.

I got commissioned to illustrate another couple of cards for Little Troubles' third set!

Both of these were added in as part of the extra cards set and are both basically regression vectors, which is really the name of the game (pun intended). So far most of the work has gone into layout and lineart, and given the designs I feel like a lot of the depth and appeal of the illustrations will come out in the detailing of the colour and shading. I'm definitely looking forward to seeing how that turns out.

You can check out Little Troubles TCG on Twitter and Telegram if you'd like to know more.

This project came to me the weekend I was bouncing back from the emotional time I dealt with towards the end of last month, and felt on the verge of burnout. I felt strongly enough about the idea to have gotten most of the art done even while I was in power-saving mode to try staving off the worst of my burnout, and after some very conspicuous planning, I finally got the third and final part of this imageset done during my last stream.

The concept was quite simple. I realize that my three girls have their own kind of vibe, and while there's a fair bit of overlap between them, they all definitely fulfill unique roles, each of their very own. Following some lovely experiences I shared with very dear friends lately, the ideas I needed to put together as a showcase of these roles with the (surely surprising) theme of "diapers" in mind pretty much wrote themselves.

I just needed to get around to drawing them.

First up is another scene featuring my sweet little friend Faefae, one that she inspired herself. It seems she's since acquired a special surrogate for Miss Chocolate to keep an eye on her charge, even in her absence...

There's definitely nothing at all amiss with Fae's soft, cuddly friend, and her emphatic display of why she needs her diapers so much is most certainly entirely her own doing.

Next is... An admittedly extremely personal piece, featuring a littler me in the middle of a well-needed change under my Mommy Garnet's care.

The friend clutched in my paws and helpfully hiding my embarrassment is called Almond. She's a horse plushie that Garnet and her husband Piter gave me as a gift when I was visiting over the holidays, and is very special to me. She brings me great comfort, especially on those nights when I'm feeling lonely and vulnerable, so it only made sense to include her in this piece.

Allowing myself the space to get more personal with this, Garnet's line about me being "made of fluff and sparkles" was something she said to me the same day that I later made this, and I had to bite my tongue pretty hard at the time to avoid replying with an obvious joke, and ruining the surprise. I borrowed the line to elevate the intimacy of the piece, which I think it does to great effect.

But even more personal still... Getting changed out of a diaper I absolutely destroyed by someone I feel so safe with is such a huge fantasy of mine.

Thirdly, Ruby "rounds out" the set with my friend Katie, both of us looking quite sheepish - and extremely mushy too.

As I've mentioned in the past, I've had a bit of a history of influencing her fursona, and it's something I cherish; but more often than not those changes have a tendency of bouncing back onto me. This latest rebound was a long time coming. Seeing the two of us side by side (or hind to hind, more like) should make the similarities of our woolly forms a lot more pronounced - and that's mainly because in our little shared continuity, we both got turned into pamper-destroying lambs in a similar way.

A special, magical nursery which we conjured up - and rather creatively call "Nursery" by name - is normally tasked with taking care of her, but it sometimes has its way with me too. As the story goes, it caught wind of one of my rather pronounced flights of fancy and decided it'd be better if it forced my form into something more appropriate for the meek, submissive, suggestible urges I was indulging in. Conveniently, Katie was still stuck in a similar shape, so I found myself in good company once I got done ruining my first magically manifested pamper.

Both Ruby and Katie lambies are especially heavy messers, something they absolutely revel in, so it makes sense that they'd indulge each other together like this. Honestly, I think it might easily be a nightly occurrence given how often it happens, and how much they both enjoy it.

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!

Arya needed some help relaxing and letting off all their backed-up stress.

Not long after being put under, their big, soft diaper was full of it.

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.

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.