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Hi you <3

Always want more and more and more and more, yes.

Especially from your "Friend" mmhm.

As for what I don't want to see is

> literal years between updates and streams, smh my head.

😂 I’ll try ot keep it to 6 months this time.

I do enjoy both the taurs and the transformation. Human to taur is great, and the gender shifting is something that I find really fun myself.
Love your work, glad you love us as well!

Thanks for the input! It’s definitely the content I’m probably going to post the most, so I’m glad those categories are ringing true :)

You must please yourself, first and always. Go where your heart takes you.

♥️ I have some ideas in mind for sure!

Well, first and foremost I'd have to agree with msinabottle - the important part, especially outside of a commission context, is that you follow your muse and express yourself and what you're passionate about. It's your gallery, after all ;)

But for me specifically...while I enjoy general anthro/fantasy art just fine, I'm totally here for the transformation/"post-TF" and TG stuff. That has been my jam for pretty nearly as long as I can remember, and I'm always down for more of it - and I like the low-key combination of self-discovery, adjustment, and (eventual) positivity in your approach to these things :)

(As far as specific flavors go, well, it depends on what really jives with you, specifically, but there are many, many fun flavors of TF out there in addition to taurs that may be worth dipping your toes in - heck, even plain ol' human TGTF can be fun to do! But I'll throw out "clockwork automaton" as a suggestion for something that I, myself, find strange-yet-charming. 'Course, I may be biased...)

As far as NB/androgynous characters go...I wouldn't worry about it, just post what you like. It's not something that I really "get" myself, but it's not really off-putting and certainly not something that'd get me to stop following an artist who does a bunch of other stuff that I really like ;)

Clockwork would be so cute! I’d actually been thinking of an automaton character in a sort of magical steampunk setting lately so that’s not too far off from something I had on my mind! I’m curious as to your thoughts behind automaton/clockwork stuff as well.

It's been a minor fascination of mine for ages (ever since reading about vintage automata as a kid,) and it started to intersect with my TF obsession some years ago when I happened to write an automaton transformation as part of a round-robin story I was ringleader on over at Fiction Branches :)

Of course, I'm no engineer myself (I got as far as taking apart my alarm clock as a youngster, but not, y'know, putting it back together,) but I think it's fascinating to consider what it'd be like to be one - what if everything that made up "you" was encoded in/represented by the state of mechanisms that could be seen with the naked eye (maybe even manipulated by hand...?) Does an automaton necessarily understand its own workings? Do other people?

And how are they powered? A steampunk or fantasy setting might drive their mechanisms with appropriately-flavored phlebotinum (or not!) but if it's good ol' spring power, does that mean they have to be wound on the regular? What happens if they run down? Does their consciousness just pause?

And in a TFey context, if you were originally human, how would becoming one affect the way you saw/thought of yourself? What would it be like if you had to rely on someone else just to literally keep you going? Would that be frustrating, or would it be a way for someone else to show care for you? (Or both...?)

(Also interesting to consider that they can be gendered - to one degree or another - while technically sexless...some interesting territory to explore there.)

Design-wise, I've seen a few different schools of thought from different artists. The steampunk types tend to lean into their aesthetic - lots of gear-themed accessories, exposed joints, occasionally some "visible workings" bits - as well as the artificiality of the face (it is interesting to consider how you'd articulate that as, essentially, animatronics.)

Me, I tend to downplay that and go for a subtler classic-wind-up-doll look, but that's the influence of Nichijou and Nano Shinonome talking ;)

Gosh, you’re actually right, LOL. I even have a few non-TG characters that get transformed that I’ve been neglecting. I also have some ‘shifter’ type characters in general where TG is not a part of their story at all. I’ll have to go back and rehash some of these characters and give them some love :)