Yes, yes, I did forget more things. We did, this time; Wolfie and I.

These were made or started way back in October last year, and this time even Tier 1's get to scope out a WIP, as a treat!

Couple of big sippies for a couple of small boys. Not sure who's in charge but it looks to me like they're seeking a serious leaking in their future.

And next is a bigger WIP that I've been working on gradually. Just a bit of slice-of-life, cozy and relaxed.

Despite firing on all cylinders throughout Kinktober, I made time for Wolfie's October session for which he asked that we start working on a single bigger project. I was all for it, and when he explained it to me I was all in.

It speaks for itself, but I'm excited to see how it pans out. Gonna be pulling out all the stops with the colouring on this one.

We had to hold off on Wolfie's regular monthly streams for a little bit but here they are again! This one was especially fun cause of a really cute sequence idea that he requested.

As per usual, the stream started with me working far too long on a warmup drawing - although this session in particular was also preceded by an unusually long intro period - following which we moved on to the bigger project to fill out the rest of the time.

And some silly bonus meme content for you cause it kept coming up in chat during the stream.

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.

I fell behind on uploads for a little while this month, so here's all of Wolfie's pending streamed artwork for your enjoyment.

First up, I finished off the scene Russel requested which, although it certainly looks like it, was not initially inspired by Animal Crossing. I'd be lying if I said the design I put on paper wasn't at least partly motivated by it. I always enjoy working in monochrome or, technically speaking in this case, a limited palette, and this was no exception. This is probably one of the few excuses the duo gets to enjoy for staying up past their bedtime.

Next up, Austin just gave me a picture of a baby changing mat with an *adorable* print design and asked me to draw something with it, so I did. Here's a blushy lil' foxkit being all bashful in the midst of a nappy change. Looks like he needed it rather urgently!

Next up, it's June's artwork. This one was my idea, sparked from my recent deep dive into YouTube's pet fox videos genre. One short but memorably adorable video had me imagining Austin behaving in a very similar way, so here's a tiny kit squirming gleefully and making loud fox noises while getting playful scritches. Drawing this made me genuinely happy.

Austin's mom is strict on the best of days, but she always make sure that her little boy is properly supplied for a busy day out at the park. The little fox doesn't seem too sure about mom's choice of spare double-thick padding and sandwich filling, but he'll be alright.

Last but not least, here's Austin getting a present he was clearly very excited to receive. I realized after I'd gotten done with it that I left out the giftwrap, but it's still got the important details at least. More smiling, happy foxes is always more good, in my books.