A lot of things I like and don't like about how this one came out. Such is life, I suppose. Flat color only because lazy.

Don't let the appearance or occasional pseudonym fool you, there's a familiar face behind that big blue one. After plenty of pressure from himself, friends, and family, Maxwell eventually caved and joined the ranks by writing himself an anthro form. In this case, you see his personal take on an eastern dragon-man, with one big deviation from the norm: he's a mammal. Although shaped like a dragon, rather than scales he is covered by a very short, soft, plush fur coating. It is a form described as the "Velvet Dragon," which is why I generally refer to him as Maxwell Velvet, or just Velvet for short. Maxwell can change between his human form and this at-will.

Vore stats: Ah, the real reason behind this change. As the velvet dragon, Maxwell is finally pred-capable and despite his relative lack of practical experience when it comes to devouring whole people, he tricked out this body enough to make it an extremely enjoyable ride for those who wish to take it. He won't even attempt to eat someone that's totally unwilling to the idea, making him a neutral-to-passive pred. He remains a passive prey just like his human self, although this longer body provides more to swallow.

Abilities 'n such: All the same abilities that Maxwell has as a human apply here, although he does seem to be a little less restrictive about using his writing in this form. His internal system is built specifically for vore, particularly geared towards providing a comfortable environment for his prey.

Only two Ingrahams left to receive initial artwork. They may be some of my biggest challenges yet, from an artwork perspective. Euch.