Shapeshifter

i swear it wasnt intentional

kinda reminds me of my bil

you ever see a bald guy and you just know what his ideal fursona would be?

our unfortunate protagonist forgot about a gnarly frog bite he got earlier that day, and discovered the hard (and painful) way that water is now his greatest enemy. __________________________ a single page comic commission

Who else has a fear of transforming into their other form while in public? As it turns out, TFers and TFees are supposed to submit their Year of the Fire Horse TFs at the turn of the Western New Year, before Lunar New Year. She wasn't informed, and so was a bit late and out of place when the transformative energy hit. Humans sure don't like it when others transform while on the subway, or in any confined space, really. Sure hope she doesn't get sprayed with a fire extinguisher! However, th...

Sometime a human body can feel too tight for a demon, time to release Art for HoopDogTheKing with his demon Ward

🐺🌕🌲 Collab art made with HoopDogTheKing Colors and shading: HoopDogTheKing Lineart: WereLycanthrope Both Characters belong to us

Mac grins as he pins you down. His transformation is nearly complete, and he wants to add to his pack! A 3 month Patreon Reward for MacDaRacc ------- Consider supporting me on Ko-Fi/Patreon for just $5 a month get to join my Ko-Fi/Patreon exclusive Telegram Group chat to see all my WIPs as I work and chat. ko-fi.com/recurrent Patreon.com/Recurrent Find me on other sites Linktr.ee/RecurrentArt

Meet Keelee Robinson, better known as "Tear-o-Dactyl", the transforming Internet sensation! Dropped in a baby box with only a note and a name, she was adopted by the Robinsons who thought she had vitiligo they could exploit for social media credit. When her dark and light patterns turned to a sky and cloud color and she began shifting, they realized she was a werepterodactyl and abandoned her as a teenager some years later. Since Keelee retains her pterodactyl coloration in human form, she ca...

Of the many emotions one can experience during transformation, shock and confusion is among the most common. However, few people depict the change that results in a person freezing, either out of being overwhelmed or through fear, or through a kind of icy reception that the transformation can cause. These shifters tend to be more static when they change, and depending on the viewer, the dazed shift can be eerie, terrifying, or even beautiful.