Sequences

An artwork that requires some background. The San bushmen are a hunter-gatherer indigenous people who live in the Kalahari and Namib deserts of Southern Africa. A major part of San tradition is the Ritual Trance dance, and during trance, experiences of transformation are well documented, and depicted in san rock art, I was going to go for a tf into an Eland, which is the most important animal in San culture, but then I watched a documentary about Kalahari bushmen and lions, which lead me to...

Really old stuff.

IT IS FINISHED! And a bonus bit of donkey TF. More TF stuff on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/hamstertoybox. Another sequence for Eala Dubh :) I love doing long sequences :D

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Commission for Trebor! For a nominal fee, I perform mysterious magical item analysis. Particularly helpful in cases where the instructions are written in Engrish. In the end, I always find out what they do.

Ooooops, forgot to upload stuff here for, like, six months in a row.

Here's a little commission I drew for a user called Celestialrainicorn on dA and FA. The sequence shows his character witnessing someone falling down a well and then turning into a collie while looking for help.

Commission for ehh123. In a fantasy world, a wizard casts a spell that turns all the dogs and cats of a village into intelligent, humanoid creatures, creating two new races that must hereafter coexist with the rest of civilization.

A fit woman turns into a big, round dragon. One of them ironic TFs, y'know?

I wanted to do a TF sequence that had a little more narrative, lore, and descriptive text, even though I hate writing. The backstory is: a medical lab hires a sketch artist with really good photographic memory to help identify defining characteristics of those infected with the virus. He's only allowed to see a victim for a couple minutes at best because it's believed that prolonged exposure is what causes the virus to spread. So, enjoy. ----- PRELUDE January 8th, 1̢̧͔͍̺̲̤͇̉͋͂̽͑́͌̀̈́͜͠...