Sphinx

Happy #TFTuesday ! here's a really fun commission I did for @3V3N1NGST4R of her persona Transforming into a sphynx ^^

Icaron on FA Commissioned me for this absolutely adorable piece of a slow tf/tg into a sphinx. hope yall enjoy ^^

Trapped by the power of the Enchantress that owns the garden in which you trespassed, you've been partially petrified into a polished stone sphinx. Your head and torso held by magical force, perfectly still to match your rigid pose. You can pull against it to look around, but inevitably it snaps you back into pose. That heavy collar around your neck reminds you of your new position in life... your new purpose. A warden for the Enchantress's garden, perhaps to animate and move when she needs you,...

Another couple drawings of me as a lady sphinx, based on a dream I had a while back.

"Another Sphinx in the library. Just gonna be big cats sleeping everywhere at this rate." Patreon image for Werenimal on FA

A feral sphinx tf sketch for Eddy on FurAffinity. I really do need to draw more sphinxes. -Edit: Eddy wanted a followup as his patreon sketch for November, so here it is. Adjusting to these such things can be a bit difficult at first. I'm sure he'll get the hang of it soon. -Edit 2: Another follow up Patreon piece, this time even colored! Eddy found a book he thought could help him figure out what had caused the change, and perhaps even reverse it. However, his attempts only caused mo...

Third page, and kind of a redo of the last one in a way, as I really wasn't happy with it. ------ Did a bit of a follow-up for some more gold and feral sphinx practice. Still struggle with feral animal anatomy a bit...adding human back into that doesn't make it easier. ------ My computer is still crashing non-stop, so have some traditional art. Taking a bit between fighting the digital work to do these little traditional ones helps stop me going crazy from frustration.

Commission for tumnis on FA. Perhaps, when carrying drinks that turn ya into your genderbent fursona, you should keep better track of which is which. First big sequence like this I've done in a while. Was definitely a lot of fun, but I may have underestimated the task a bit.

Some sphinx-ey TF to practice rendering stone in watercolor

Mixed medium transformation. Hadn't done one in a while, so I thought I'd make one out of a sketch that had come out well. Traditional brush on the left, digital linework and color on the right.