I made these badges for my friends Plushie and Ran, in time for ScotiaCon '26; both plushie themed! Quite pleased with how the art turned out on them both.

I've been experimenting with a straightforward method of making badges that can be easily replicated, and simplifies the printing process. I tried it out already with the badges for myself and Fae, using a standard passport-ish size to fit in matching plastic lanyard envelopes, and I quite like it!

My only issue with these designs, much like with most other badges I've seen, is that the name's text is hard to make easily readable at a distance. I like the idea of being recognized from across the room at a con, and I find that the art in a badge doesn't convey enough of the character's identity from a far glance to be reliable enough for that.

Some things happened between me and my sister ((transgender)) Never, and while there's some more context behind this interaction than shown, I feel like it speaks enough for itself that it's complete as it is.

Mishka is my friend whose cuteness (amongst other things) turns out to be rather infectious.

Just a cute little something I made for her after playing together a few weeks back.

And one more set, just for the added variety (and fun).

Striking such a provocative pose apparently triggered some kind of reality adjustment and before she knew it, Ruby felt suddenly a lot lighter, hornier, eager to please, and most importantly; swollen and sensitive in several key places!

She didn't last long before someone saw fit to put her to good use.

Isaac and Yasmin really dominated the Christmas stream sessions, though that's probably cause I was anxious and spent most of my time delaying from making anything by futzing around with my idea cards, so I had less of it to split it up amongst my other characters.

Never mind - enjoy these TF shenanigans with the duo.

I'm exceptionally proud of Isaac's sequence below, but I almost psyched myself out of drawing the last four images of the set. I clearly still have some hangups to iron out with my own work, but I'm hoping the new workspace will help with that.