Weeellll Okay then, Congrats to the one that got the most votes...We'll have to see how that Iono blueberry inflation photo turns out.

Is that a good "Weeelll"? Who did you vote for? Did you vote?

I've actually already finished Iono, and have begun preliminary work on Penny. It's definitely been one of my more experimental works, since I choose an unusual color of blue for her. Hopefully it won't be too polarizing....

Yes, I did vote for it and I believe it was the random "Ogerpon" that I went for...I don't know, all the other ladies didn't interest me, or...Hmmm, I'm just not sure how they would look when swelling up into blueberries (I'm one of those people that tends to be picky with how they dress and look before the blueberry inflation swelling, and how they end up after fully swelling up into a blueberry inflated (spherical and waddling) female human being.

Again, that's yet to be seen but I could be wrong (you'll never know).

Oh you finished it already!?!? Gosh that was quick...Dang, you're getting the hang of completing your artwork much quicker than you did back in 2022 when I first met you in November/December that year (yes it'll be 3 years since I first met and came across your FurAffinity art page and you as a submitter to this platform).

I guess I'm a little different. Quite a few of those girls were ones I've been wanting to draw as blueberries for a while. Heck, one of my first thoughts upon seeing Katy for the first time was what a cute blueberry she would make for. It'll be fun coming up with different ways to depict each one's inflation. I like the idea of the process of turning into a blueberry, even if the catalyst is the exact same, effects every girl differently. It makes their inflations/transformations more personable to them, while also showing you never really know how turning a girl into a blueberry will effect her until her changes take hold. (All the more reason to blow them all up... for science. >:3 )

It's not that impressive. I'm drawing each of these girls on paper that's less and a quarter the size of what I usually draw on, as my primary intent is to test a bunch of different brands of paper as fast as possible. I assumed having less than 25% as much surface area to cover would make things go by faster, but at my present rate, it's still taking me over a week for each one. :/

I think it has to do with the outfits, first off, and second, just not quite sure how they'll end up. But you do have a point that it would be interesting to see what they end up as when given the blueberry inflation treatment. But only time will tell. (Heh, it wouldn't just be a science experiment anymore, rather, a juicy yet tasty product that the ladies and gentlemen would love a ton.)

Ohhh, I was going to say. Usually it would take you a while to get them done, but doing it on a quarter of a piece of paper helps explain why you got the other drawing done so quick. I was wondering in my head how did you get it done that quick, when it would take a while to draw them in the first place. At least that's settled, and, no worries, even if it takes a week, people just need to remember that you don't have to make your blueberry inflation artwork only occur in July and that's it, it can be any time of the year.

It'll change depending on the character. Heck, the clothes physics will change from girl to girl. Some of them, their clothes will stretch with their inflation, but for others, they will not.

"Wait, so we were never turning girls into giant blueberries in the name of science, but for horniness?"
[cha-chick]
"Always were."

Even that shouldn't be an excuse, because I drew and colored the entirety of Carmine, the Indigo Blueberry within a week, and I power-grinded through coloring Genevieve's First Halloween as a Blueberry in only a single day. Even the terribly torpid rate at which it requires me to finish a picture wouldn't be so bad if my time management wasn't so god awful.

Good to know. Again, once I see how they turn out, it will help me understand what you're going for.

XDDD Quite funny and the one I know and have seen many times....But in all seriousness...Well....I just see it as something that's fun, enjoyable, or a different but unusual experience that the individual would love, like, hate or despise it outright...Again, some ladies do love it (like myself), others will hate it. I just see it as something fun and different, not really something to experiment on but I digress.

Okay, well, I'm just being nice on my end by saying to take your time....Believe me, around the time I started to consume inflation content in 2007, was around the same time Hostel Part 2 came out, and the opening scene of the lady swimming in her black one piece bathing suit...To me, that was good enough to say, "Yeah, that lady looks nice in that outfit." This is something I've brought up with Nightmare Cypher two/three years back, is that I don't need blueberry inflation artwork or literature, in order to imagine what would it be like in my head to see an anthro creature, or a lady human being in compression shorts, bras, and one piece swimsuits, swell up into a blueberry at just the right height, weight, and width, to enjoy the blueberry inflation sensation as much as I do (and it's been like that since 18 years back, though I've never brought it up until this year surprise surprise). So you'd be surprised just how many images I've saved of fully naked, half-naked, or creatures with swimwear or under armour compression outfit clothing pieces included in the image over the past few years, that I can just, look at them, and imagine the entire blueberry inflation scene from beginning to end, without doing a single sketch, drawing, or typing/writing on a computer or paper/notebook sheets. That's how much I've changed from looking at blueberry inflation artwork the most, to just seeing other people make anthro forms of creatures, or finding human females that look just right (not too massive, not too skinny, just the right amount but with a personality that's understanding and likeable on my end. But she has interesting or similar interests to me)....
Regardless, if you're able to finish works earlier than usual, even when time management is an issue, I'm patient enough to wait and see how your works go (just don't look at my comment thinking it's bad and all).