Fanbox?!

That's the problem with working for a living: Life gets in the road of the important things, like hot li'l tween/lolis... :)

It is something I want to do. When I made Curiosity, I basically locked myself in a room for a month and worked on it non-stop and, as much as I'd love to make another chapter, I'm not sure I can make that kind of commitment right now. I... need to work on my work ethic. I'm really inconsistent: I'm either all in or all over the place, with no in between.

Patreon hasn't outright banned me, but they've pretty much said I'm not allowed to link it from anywhere where I post Raeza.

I agree the greater mass makes perfect sense in the storyline. My preference to see her as a more petite partner is just a matter of personal taste. She's cute and desirable either way... :)

I just started looking thru yur Fanbox. Did you lose your Patreon during the Great Loli Purge? I don't see links to it anywheres here or on Twitter.

RevyTwoHand

I would like a continuation of "Curiosity" but I found her muscles to not only make sense in the story but were quite hot.

RevyTwoHand

Hi, Z., Is there a chance we might see a continuation in some form of the "Curiosity" project? I loved both the static and animated Raeza work in there and I've been drawn to her ever since. Although I would particularly enjoy her a little less muscular and hippish (she's an elf, so she can make it happen if she click her heels together three times, right?) "exploring" with her was a ton of fun. I know it's a lot of work to build a functional game, but even some storyboard work like those excellent images in the game would be a lot of fun. They could explore their private world together without a lot of coding and debugging. Perhaps it's something you'd maybe think about considering-maybe-perhaps-perhaps....? :D

Thank you very much! I appreciate your contributions :)

It's about time I start sponsoring you. Raesa is hot stuff, and I particularly like how you give her a little "impish" side. Makes her more relatable (if still, sadly, unattainable!) Your work with her is on the short list of my favorites and I'm happy to contribute back. Looking forward to seeing what she is up to next... :)