the yiffs of #82

These are the Worgen that I will be using for the upcoming #82.

Do I have a favorite among them? Yes, and that yiff is Jerrison. Anybody that's been following me closely since the Tumblr days would know that I have an extreme fetish for men with some kind of concealment of their face. Jerrison's owner noted that Jerrison does not remove his goggles, ever, so that's just an even bigger plus for me. And since Jerrison is my favorite, he will be paired with the most special moo of them all from my own personal collection. It should be obvious who he will be paired up with.

As for the other yiffs, Wycott's an interesting choice. If we're just looking at the color of his skin, then he's basically Jerrison without the goggles. And I think that's why I ended up choosing him, in spite of that. I have the goggle fetish, but maybe you don't. So I think it would be nice to have another attractive yiff that kinda looks like Jerrison, but with visible eyes, so you can clearly see more of his emotions. As an aside, that's also why I've dropped Mr. Thickwood's eyepatch, even though imo he wears one "canonically". Because it's just so much easier to convey emotion when you can actually see one's eyes.

Rhius was a last minute pick, but a good one. His appearance was very simple, and I found that the rose was a lovely touch. He'll be paired with an excellent moo.

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So just to make myself clear, #82 is not an orgy/group project. It'll just be a simple pairing of a Worgen/Tauren for the entire scene. The reason why I have multiple Worgen/Tauren is for the purposes of character swapping. So there will be three distinct versions of this upcoming project, each with a different pair of Worgen/Tauren. There may be slight differences among them; I'll cross that bridge once I get there.

So why am I doing character swapping? Two big reasons.

#1, I think this is an excellent opportunity to reach out to my followers and include them in my projects. I love my OCs, but I love variety more. 

#2, This is an experiment and evolution of my character swapping capabilities. I've done character swaps before, but they've always been painful. tl;dr: There's always been extreme overhead. This new method of character swapping (that I should've been doing sooner tbh) should be much smoother in practice.