A soft owl's perch

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A secretary bird, standing overtop of the viewer and looking down at them. Behind them is cloudy blue skies, as well as the daytime moon. The secretary bird's legs are to either side of the viewer, and there are two strings of cum leading from their cloaca to the viewer

"Untitled secretary bird," December 29th, 2023, digital.

I'm quite happy with how this piece turned out! The angle was a nightmare to figure out, and especially figuring out how to convey the length of the neck. Adding the shadow along their neck, being cast by their head above, was the best I could figuring out for conveying it, though I don't think it was a perfect solution.

Despite that, this is absolutely one of my favorite pieces I've made so far!

A barn owl, being held upside down by two hands, both of which are stretching out their cloaca. The owl looks suprised at this, and has one wing outstretched

"stretched open," December 5th, 2023, digital.

I have very mixed feelings about this piece. I am very happy with the rendering of the cloaca and it being stretched, but I have a lot of trouble not hyperfixating on just how much I do not like the way the face turned out. This piece turned into a much larger struggle than I anticipated it being, and unlike past times when I've worked through that struggle, I don't think I was as successful at navigating it. Still, I'm glad I made it, and have been happy to move on to new pieces!

Two deer, positioned next to eachother. One, without antlers, has her rear facing the viewer, and her tail flagged, with her pussy visible. Her head is lifted up and is looking at the viewer. The other, with antlers, is facing forward and looking somewhat away from the viewer. Their cock is fully out and dripping

"Deer sketches," October 9th, 2023, digital.

Two deer I and the Fox sketched! Not too much to say on this, but we're happy with it!

A red fox, laying on her back a grassy clearing in the woods, with her rear facing the viewer. Her paws are up in the air, and she is making eye contact with the viewer.

"Untitled fox 2," August to October, 2023, digital.

Putting a date on this piece is difficult, as we worked on it intermitently just when we felt like it ^v^; It was a collaboration between me and the Fox, and was a very affirming piece for her! We are both very happy with how it turned out, it's one of our favorite pieces we've made ^v^

A barn owl laying on their back, with their wings outstretched. There is cum leaking out of their cloaca, and a trail of it over their tailfeathers, leading back to the tip of a penis in the foreground

"Filled," June 11th, 2023, digital.

My first lewd drawing of myself in over half a year! I had some trouble with it, and I think it shows that I was rather rusty with drawing myself at strange angles, but I'm overall happy with it still!

A crow lying on their back, with their wings and legs outstretched. They are looking torwards the viewer

"Crow," April 28th, 2023, digital.

I was never quite happy with this piece, and was also taking an extended break from online spaces, and so this piece didn't much see the light of day. I still quite like the colors, however!

This piece was also one of our first attempts at showing fur tufts/feathers through lighter colors painted over darker base colors, rather than by just drawing outlines!

A sideview of a transfemme red fox, with one of her front paws touching the ground, and the others in the air. She is being lifted off the ground by two disembodied hands. One of those hands is along her stomach supporting her, and the other is wrapped around her knot. She is cumming, and her maw is open in pleasure.

"Untitled Fox," December 17th, 2022, digital.

Our second piece using the new workflow!

This was a collaboration between myself and the Fox, and was from an earlier moment when she was taking the form of a red fox again!

A doe, who is looking back at the viewer, and who's rear is facing the viewer.

"Untitled Doe," November 17th, 2022, digital.

This piece was something of a revolution in our workflow!

I hadn't drawn something in awhile myself, and at the time we were mostly doing commission work. I desperately wanted to do something of my own volition, but felt bad dedicating any time to it.

So, after working on commissions one night, I experimented with seeing how fast I could get a piece done! This piece ended up being our first finished piece made from referencing a clip studio 3d model. I very quickly and loosely sketched the shape of the model, and then, I tried using the lasso tool to quickly make the shape, rather than drawing a refined sketch! This gave us a finished shape remarkably fast. Then, I tried using clipping mask layers overtop of that shape to do all of the coloring, once again using the lasso tool to cut out different specific areas. this also sped up our usual art process signifigantly!

By the end of it, the piece was done in just over 40 minutes, a massively quicker time than most of our pieces before it. We have since adopted all of these techniques into our regular workflow (except for the 3d model refrencing, as we can't afford a clip studio subscription anymore >v<)

A view from the ground of a barn owl, flying through trees at night with the moon behind them. They are looking at the viewer, and their cloaca is visible.

"Untitled," November, 2022, digital.

The first piece I uploaded on my own personal internet accounts!

I'm unsure of the exact date this was finished, just that it was sometime in November!

I was never very happy with it, and still am not now, but oh well, that's just how these things go sometimes!

A robin, sitting on a tree branch, looking back at the viewer with their cloaca visible

"Robin," July 1st, 2022, digital.

I'm not sure if I have much to say about this piece! Looking back, I still like it, and I particularly am still happy with the direction of the legs!

A white snake, curled up and looking at the viewer, with their tail and cloaca visible

"snake," May 13th, 2022, digital.

Another piece from 2022, a collaboration with the fox!

I think we overused the texturing brush we had, but it was a great learning experience!

A barn owl from a diagonal-front angle. Their legs and wings are both spread, cloaca visible, and they are looking infront of them while blushing

"Blushing," April 27th, 2022, digital.

the second piece I drew of myself!

I remember this one being quite a challenge, I'm very much happy with the result though still! U//v//U

Also, I think this is still the piece with the most work put into the talons, I should really try focusing on those more again in future pieces!

A barn owl, with their back to the viewer, and tailfeathers lifted, showing off their cloaca. they are looking back at the viewer.

"First," April 15th, 2022, digital.

The first drawing I ever made of myself!

We as a system had been trying to branch out the amounts of body types we could draw, and had never attempted a bird before. I had also been wanting to draw myself for very long. both of those things lined up, and this was created!