Thank you. Your comments are interesting. I hope that you will say something about how your creative process for your stories interacts with the visual art that accompanies them. Do you imagine the story and then the scene, or the scene and then the story, or sometimes one first and sometimes the other? As a specific example, how did it work for Minotaur Goddess?

Well, actually, the stories all belong to Kurst, not me. Sometimes Rog and Kurst get confused as one individual, but we are two seperate people! :D I am not a writer at all, except for the occasional online RP, which I don't really do anymore... but thats beside the point. The point is, Kurst writes the stories AFTER I paint the picture and he gets a good look at it. :)

Personally I'm very much a mood painter, which is why I seldom offer commissions. I really have to be in the mood to paint something, which will rarely ever fit in with what someone else is in the mood to have painted! ...If that makes any sense...

For "Minotaur Goddess" I came to a realization that there is not enough female art representing females with more curves than bones showing, so, I wanted to do the best I could to show a female with generous curves as a lovely creature worthy of worship. Doodles started, mostly at random, and she just sort of drew herself. When I had a generalized shape, I realized she was saying she was bovine. This painting, more than most all my other paintings, is a sort of self expression. I'm a lady of size, and like Lunarwolf said, it's sort of my own fursona, or at least the closest I've come so far.

I hope that explains things a bit more.

Thank you very much!

I understand what you mean by painting what you are in the mood to paint. I only create my photomorphs of characters and situations that have personal meaning to me, and have turned down commission requests because I really don't want another business; I just want to have fun.

Kurst! I've been watching him for his wonderful wildlife photography, and will be using his "Bad Hair Day" coyote head in my next photomorph, with his generous permission, of course. "Rocky Mountain Surprise" is one of my all time favorite stories. It really resonates with me because I am a central Nevada rancher and own thousands of acres of land, much of which is spectacularly beautiful - including hot springs.
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"Its not what you think. We were just having sex. REALLY!" is the finest story punch line I have ever read!

Being bi, I love your lusciously curved minotaur goddess. Thanks!