Y'all, I'm so grateful for the responses I've had just dipping my toe into creating. Having basically no presence, I really didn't expect to get much engagement at all with my early work. Honestly, getting any engagement at all is both heartening and a little humbling. I doubt I'll have anything else to offer this year due to balancing art and writing with work and life and holiday stuff, but I'm really looking forward to what next year will bring! At the least I have a visual piece in the works of a couple being TF'd into cow-girls during a workout (which I'm finding is pushing my current skill set to its limit - not a bad thing!), as well as a sapphic pig-girl TF story that I hope will give what's stereotypically a "punishment" species a chance to shine in a sweet and sensual way. I really want to have those out by mid January if at all possible. So much of my drawing time is devoted to study right now as opposed to furry goodness, but I'd prefer to level up quality before speed. And as I continue studying and keeping my hand moving, I'm confident that in time my confidence and workflow will level up and enable me to be more prolific, not just better.

Also super grateful to my wife who gives me the most amazing unfiltered hot takes on my drawing. Like pushing my limits, it's definitely not a bad thing - it gives me the benefit of getting confirmation of what I know I need to study and work on to push my work to a new level, and also keep me grounded about things I sweat a little too hard. And it always comes along with a side of actionable critique, both praise and criticism. A big help in developing my eye as well as my hand.

Cheers, and happy holidays, you glorious weirdos. Y'all are my people :)