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[Extra] Pin-up turtles

Hello there, fellow futa lovers!

So, we were chatting on Discord the other day, and the theme of futa turtles was brought to the table. An interesting discussion took place regarding the shape of their genitalia, with my take being that human-like shapes would work better. I haven’t painted both, so we can’t compare, unfortunately. Still, I think the direct familiarity that we all have with human anatomy delivers the message. What do you think? =ˆ_____ˆ=

I had to work night ...

ip033-Risks

Greetings, fellow futa lovers!

This was a month for taking some risks. See, I’m very anal when it comes to digital painting (maybe I should talk to my analyst about it…). Even though our file structure stayed the same, my process was entirely different this month.

First and foremost, I used Infinite Painter (the closest to Procreate on Android, as far as I know), which performs better on mobile devices than Krita. Then, I repackaged all the finished layers as a KRA file insid...

ip032-Cooking

Greetings, fellow futa lovers!

Things were different this month. A lot has changed both in my artistic and personal lives, mostly for the better, but change, well, change is never easy, so I faced some challenges along the way. For the first time, I couldn’t rely on my home studio for half of the painting sessions, so this was our first illustration pack created with a tablet, using a limited set of tools.

I felt like one of those intrepid impressionists, travelling with a port...

ip031-Feral

Greetings, fellow futa lovers!

So, it’s been a couple of weeks since I’ve heard, from a few different academic and non-academic art teachers, some variation of the idea that, ultimately, there’s no such thing as drawing and painting. By this, they mean that – in a sense – everything boils down to drawing, and some even suggest that we should practice with brushes pretty much the same way we do it with pencils.

I don’t entirely agree with this point of view, although I ...

ip030-Trust

Greetings, fellow futa lovers! 

How do you guys feel about crowded illustrations such as this one? This month, I felt like doing it more often. One or two characters may convey more details, a unique character concept, just like a portrait is more nuanced than a group photograph, but from three characters onward, there’s a better chance to tell a story, or at least to listen to many voices. I’m not sure how many of you guys had the opportunity to be in those spaces (i.e., threesom...

ip029-Bells

Greetings, fellow futa lovers!

In the past few weeks, I have spent more time offline than usual. On the one hand, it was intentional. My attention kept me as offline as it could. This period of disconnection has been enriching for my creative process — a shorter version could be, “It looks like my body is telling me to stop doom-scrolling.” The quiet moments allowed me to reconnect with my inner muses, which felt pretty good. On the other hand, it was at least partially beyond my ...

ip028-Milked

Greetings, fellow futa lovers!

What do I think about every time I start a new project? The world of illustration is ever-changing, yet it stays true to old principles. My mind tells me it’s a paradox, but maybe it’s just a bit of dialectics. This journey of self-discovery and transformation sparked by each new image allows us to see similar themes and motifs as if they’re entirely new.

This contrasts with a technological jargon that I've often used in the past. The language...

ip027-Relief

Greetings, fellow futa lovers!

As an artist, I'm often torn between realistic illustrations' charm and those with a more stylized appeal. Realistic art demands skill, perception, and patience. While striving to create it, I notice how these pieces resonate with many people. However, it sometimes feels restrictive, leaving me wondering what could make an illustration unique, intense, and impossible to recreate in the real world… In other words, relevant. As I stream my painting session...

[Extra] Getting more feral

Hello there, fellow futa lovers!

These last couple of weeks have been about finding different points on the feral spectrum that could be worth exploring and posting. The first examines the concept of a completely human head on a feral body. The second examines the idea of multiple breasts, as well as udders. The third is the hardest for me, a feral design with a feral head/face. I had fun creating them. 🥳

Enjoy!

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[Extra] Holoconference

Hello there, fellow futa lovers!

A couple of months ago, I worked on Kaydia and Amaris, two beautiful and unique OCs created by Sariah and Shem. In this second commission, they're in a much more comfortable setting, having one of life's most formidable yet exciting challenges: trying to keep one's composure on a call/videocall/conference while being teased by your bae. The first time I had that experience, I was utterly surprised by my girlfriend. I must confess it pushes all the r...

ip026-Edging

Happy New Year, fellow futa lovers!

We’re here, 2025! We’ve just completed our 7th year together. Now, we’re heading to our 8th! Can you believe that? I feel thankful to have met each one of you. Receiving your feedback, discussing ideas, and getting to know everyone’s likes, dislikes, and preferences are always insightful moments.

This journey has taught me much about art, artistic skills, people, social media, and finding my place in the Sun. More than ever before, I fee...

Happy holidays!

Hello there, fellow futa lovers!

 Here’s something quick, light, and fun to celebrate the holiday season. This has been a terrific year for me and my family, so I have much to be thankful for. Over here at Patreon (and Discord), I streamed more often, explored new themes and painting routines, and became a more versatile artist than I was one year ago. I’ve also painted more with pigments, which I longed for. I don’t know what the future will bring, but I hope good things awa...

ip025-Dawn

Hello there, fellow futa lovers!

Whenever my imagination leans towards more explicit scenes, candid moments remind me that they can hold just as much excitement, if not more. There’s something truly captivating about an intimate moment that tells a story without the need for extra noise. It can feel more relatable and stir emotions in ways that staged, highly descriptive scenes sometimes can’t. My bet here was on the power of connections.

Speaking of connections, I’ve been d...

ip024-Lavender

Hello there, fellow futa lovers!

In my artistic journey, I've learned that embracing creative and unusual ideas often produces the most satisfying results. By pushing the boundaries of my favorite palettes and experimenting with a mix and match of traditional and concept art workflows, I've been exploring a rich landscape of inspiration that reinvigorates my passion for the genre. It's incredible how a simple change in colors or mood (and some leather and fur) can lead to new, unexpecte...

ip023-Higher

Hello there, fellow futa lovers!

On the thematic side of my painting sessions, it's been a while since I've been sketching, with varying degrees of success, a proper oral futa action. Whether the tongue goes to one side and the hands care for the other or vice versa, pleasuring a futa can be tricky and demand excellent multitasking skills. It's a full-body experience, really, body and soul. Today's painting is a direct consequence of our 2024-10-02 22:30:58 +0000 UTC View Post

ip022-Horny

Hello there, fellow futa lovers!

For this month, I craved the outdoors. It reminds me of my first paintings of Epona and her friends, on the one hand, but it also lets me use more vibrant colors. It is also a reminder that I’d like to delve more into scenes depicting Anthro characters. I’m not thinking about recurring characters, which means we’ll do some exploration. =^_____^=

This was an experimental piece. I recently received a new pen display – my first one – and thi...

[Extra] Mare studies?

Hello there, fellow futa lovers!

I felt the urge to create a new set of studies, this time with a recurring theme that some of you mentioned these last couple of months as we chatted: mare hybrids. I first wanted to introduce an anatomical counterpart to our horse futa girls through Iris, but this month was the first time I explored the subject with this much care.

On the technical side of things, this was also my first time exploring gradient map filters (blending mode: soft ligh...

ip021-My zebra bae

Hello there, fellow futa lovers!

I talked to a fellow artist a couple of weeks ago, and he told me he had received many requests for centaurs. This reminded me of some illustrations I had made and how fond I am of centaurs. There certainly are some particular difficulties, like finding nice poses/angles, not to mention the entire equine anatomy, but those are challenges worth taking. We don’t see that many zebra centaurs out there, do we? Once I made up my mind about the centaurs, I h...

[Extra] More studies!

Hello there, fellow futa lovers!

More studies? Why not? Painting them – these days, especially – has been an excellent opportunity to tick off a couple of items from my checklist:

1.     Practice on a focused theme (today's theme: big breasts!). ✅

2.     Tweak my workflow in a sane, controlled fashion. ✅

3.     Show my work on social media. ✅

4.     Explore potential...

ip020-Gala

Hello there, fellow futa lovers!

This would be called ‘glamour,’ an intimate scene from the backstage of a classic musical or play, but ‘gala’ seemed a better fit for the occasion: it’s less about the crew and more about the guests (yep, that’s you), and how they express themselves. I was an actor myself for a couple of years, so the idea of dressing up for a special event – either a stage or a formal ceremony – never fails to deliver the joy of playing diff...

[Extra] Study packs!

Hello there, fellow futa lovers!

Ah! Studies! Few activities feel as refreshing as those. They have these mad healing, calming, or soothing powers. There’s a spontaneity to studies that never ceases to captivate me. They’re also quick to finish, rely heavily on visual references, and let our creative muscles relax for a change. Studies also teach us so much about the subject we’re – well – studying. These days, I’ve been thinking a lot about 2024-06-11 12:17:28 +0000 UTC View Post

ip019-Solstice

Hello there, fellow futa lovers!

 June is a special month for our beloved girls (and yours truly), filled with joyous celebrations and folkloric events. One of the highlights of June here in Brazil is the festival of São João (Saint John the Baptist) that takes place all over the country during the solstice (although it takes place during our Winter Solstice, it’s historically meant to take place during the Summer Solstice in the northern hemisphere). It's a time when the stree...

ip018-Reunion

Hello there, fellow futa lovers!

I find this piece to be unique in a couple of ways. Firstly, it reminds me of some of the more crowded scenes I have painted for commissions, bringing back sweet, nostalgic memories (Hello there, K!). Secondly, having all our main futa characters in a single scene is new. Additionally, the 3D aspect of the artwork adds another layer of complexity. When I created the first ".blend" file for a main illustration, it was an attempt to create Epona's b...

ip017-Sweetie

Hello there, fellow futa lovers!

What happens when we get lost – despite our best efforts to leave a trail of breadcrumbs – and stumble upon what we desire the most? In today’s wild, adult reinterpretation of Hansel and Gretel, no witches were burned for having mad baking skills, but we found ourselves trapped anyway. I must say that images that look a bit rough and painterly, such as this, without losing their figurative elements, have a special place in my heart. I feel as if th...

ip016-Falling

Greetings, fellow futa lovers!

This wasn’t the second, but my first attempt at creating a main illustration for this month. It has all that fairytale cruelty seasoning I was looking for in Locks. After a while, I liked it visually, although I wasn’t sure about this one as a monthly main illustration, so I finished it and then moved on to 2024-03-10 20:19:40 +0000 UTC View Post

ip015-Locks

Greetings, fellow futa lovers!

Fairy tales have been a part of my life for as long as I can remember. There’s something quite fantastical about them, but they often contain dark and cruel elements, and we can't seem to get enough of them (at least I can't). I believe we are drawn to these stories because they show us a darker side of human nature encapsulated in a safe, controlled environment.

By now, most of you know I’m a sucker for emotions. Cruelty in fairy tales was not j...

Make-believe #05

Make-believe is a series of polls where our OCs will explore imagery from the arts, literature, fiction, fantasy, games, and beyond.

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After a very hairy dream the night before, I was once more completely absorbed in my favorite book of fairy tales. This book is one of my most treasured possessions, with its golden cover and beautiful illustrations. As I fell asleep, I could explore those whimsical worlds fu...

ip014-Sublimation

Greetings, fellow futa lovers!

There’s something about going back to our artistic roots that feels like a warm embrace. It’s like visiting an old friend who knows us better than anyone else. As artists, we often get caught up in the pursuit of novelty and innovation, forgetting that sometimes the most meaningful art comes from the heart. Returning to our origins gives us a chance to reconnect with that inner voice and remember what drew us to our craft in the first place.

This...

Make-believe #04

Make-believe is a series of polls where our OCs will explore imagery from the arts, literature, fiction, fantasy, games, and beyond.

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Last night, I spent a few hours engrossed in my favorite book of fairy tales. The book is a treasure to me, with its intricate golden cover and stunning illustrations that bring the stories to life. I finally drifted off to sleep, still thinking about the magical worlds I had...

ip013-Cecaelian kiss

Happy New Year, fellow futa lovers!

Ah! 2024 is here! We've just completed six years together, haven't we? This is our seventh year together. Every new year, I wish upon a star that you see as much novelty and joy as I do when I move from project to project. Regarding my artistic journey, I've been increasingly experimenting with new anatomical elements, poses, and gestures. I've always been passionate about blending equine body parts with petite human anatomies, and that will not chang...