I don't want to be rude, but... You're, like, the only people I've got on my watch lits who keeps improving her (his?) art skills :X

But am I really improving, or am I just too lazy to settle for a style and stick with it?

Regardless, many thanks. ^^

I'm watching you since you started uploading stuff on transfur IIRC, and comparing with that time the characters you draw seem to have a lot more character and "thought" put into their design (and I don't mean the character design, but the composition design) :X

Nothin' a big happy hug won't solve~! ^^

Spontaneous catification can be triggered by sudden, unexpected emotions - So will a big happy hug solve it, or make it worse...?

Hmm. You bring up a valid point. Well, I suppose there is only one way to find out...

Okay, curiosity got this kitty, how does the tail bell work? I mean I've seen it in some many other arts and I think it's a nice touch but shouldn't there be an ruffle in the tail fur or is there a thingy that keeps the fur nice and fluffy without the ribbon or bell in this example from falling off? I see this in some pictures with really fluffy tails that are more fur than tail but doesn't press the fur down as a visual sign that the accessory on the tail won't fall off if one was to simply flick their tail. So how?, I must know the secret. Um..... sorry for the rant.

The mysterious intricacies of fluffy tail physics have baffled scientists for decades - The subject matter is being frantically researched by the most brilliant minds in the field of tail studies, but we might never truly know the answer ...

Okay. It just confuses me.

I get the impression that this transformation was sudden and unexpected, but if that's the case where did the tail-bell come from? Is it part of the transformation? I can't imagine it was there before the tail was.

Perhaps, in this world, it´s a common fashion trend to wear a comically oversized bell under one´s legwear at all times, just in case...?

Alternatively, just blame magic. ^^