I'm surprised I didn't put this up let. This is a general Rating; nothing extreme showing...just a bit excited to be rid of tight/hot clothes...hehe.
There is a small short story/irregular poem that goes with this:
Heeding The Call
"I walk out to the field
Shedding my clothes
Gazing upon the full moon
My heart beats and skin burns madly
The fear of losing my humanity fades
As the aromatic air of the woodland night
And the call of the pack
Ease my frights and excites me.
I smile, baring my teeth
Feeling the canines grow to fangs,
My nails lengthening into tough, ivory claws,
The woodland darkness illuminated by the yellow glow of my eyes
My ears twitch as I feel the skin pull out into points
A short gasp escapes me
The last fragment of my humanity
Trying to hang on and force the beast back inside
Ironically I don't fight it
My will favoring the beast above the human
Growling wildly, chuckling, feeling no shame
I was born a wolf, so there is no need to reject it
My burning skin now itch
The pelt of the wolf growing fast
covering my frail skin
Even as it thickens the burn and itch ebb
leaving a comfort and blissful sensation
The need for a fellow Lupine to nuzzle
And rub our fur against each other
My hands grow long and massive
Taking the shape of irregular human paws,
My feet elongate and toes expand
Taking the shape of hind feet
My chest explodes
Barreling outward
My spine aches and cracks
Reshaping to fit a quadruped posture
My pelt thickens completely
Feeling the last of the changes
From head and tail bone
The last moments are the most enthralling
By allow my face mesh and reform
And the tail bone to sprout
I willingly give in to animal desires
The simplicity of a primal nature
Freeing myself of human restraints
I bore a snarling laugh as my muzzle
Pushes out, my new set of sharp teeth growing in,
My head held high to the moon as I drop to all fours
My new tail wagging excitedly.
The wolves call out once more
Calling their cousins to join them
I lift my head and howl proudly
Heeding the call
And I sprint into the woods to find my cousins
The wind blowing through my pelt
My heart beating fast in joy
Awaiting a wondrous night in the wild."
There is a small short story/irregular poem that goes with this:
Heeding The Call
"I walk out to the field
Shedding my clothes
Gazing upon the full moon
My heart beats and skin burns madly
The fear of losing my humanity fades
As the aromatic air of the woodland night
And the call of the pack
Ease my frights and excites me.
I smile, baring my teeth
Feeling the canines grow to fangs,
My nails lengthening into tough, ivory claws,
The woodland darkness illuminated by the yellow glow of my eyes
My ears twitch as I feel the skin pull out into points
A short gasp escapes me
The last fragment of my humanity
Trying to hang on and force the beast back inside
Ironically I don't fight it
My will favoring the beast above the human
Growling wildly, chuckling, feeling no shame
I was born a wolf, so there is no need to reject it
My burning skin now itch
The pelt of the wolf growing fast
covering my frail skin
Even as it thickens the burn and itch ebb
leaving a comfort and blissful sensation
The need for a fellow Lupine to nuzzle
And rub our fur against each other
My hands grow long and massive
Taking the shape of irregular human paws,
My feet elongate and toes expand
Taking the shape of hind feet
My chest explodes
Barreling outward
My spine aches and cracks
Reshaping to fit a quadruped posture
My pelt thickens completely
Feeling the last of the changes
From head and tail bone
The last moments are the most enthralling
By allow my face mesh and reform
And the tail bone to sprout
I willingly give in to animal desires
The simplicity of a primal nature
Freeing myself of human restraints
I bore a snarling laugh as my muzzle
Pushes out, my new set of sharp teeth growing in,
My head held high to the moon as I drop to all fours
My new tail wagging excitedly.
The wolves call out once more
Calling their cousins to join them
I lift my head and howl proudly
Heeding the call
And I sprint into the woods to find my cousins
The wind blowing through my pelt
My heart beating fast in joy
Awaiting a wondrous night in the wild."
Category Artwork (Traditional) / Transformation
Species Wolf
Size 629 x 900px
File Size 100.8 kB
Took me about an hr or so for the lineart, another hr for the shading and vaule, 15 mins for the PS gradation, and 30 mins or so for the poem...all in all: 2hrs and 45mins......give or take the minimal distractions and problems....maybe a day *hehe*
Thanks for the comments >^.^<
Thanks for the comments >^.^<
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