So ye, I put up a picture most of you probably saw by now of a kinky magical librarian bunny rabbit, who occasionally gets miffed at the gods, godesses, titans and other powerful, mystical beings who don't return their books on time, and punish them by shrinking them down and stuffing them in various undignified places around her body. Well, apparently she seems to be my most popular character right now despite existing for less than 24 hours at this point, haha. Definitely that's a character who is gonna stick around and return in the future.

On the subject of that--thanks so much for lots of people adding me to their watch recently! My watcher count broke past 300 on April Fool's Day (and damn, I kept meaning to make something that day to celebrate, but unfortunately couldn't since that turned out to be the day everyone needed me to do some stuff for them... ahh well, maybe next year).

Thanks again to lots of lovely people who were so kind as to share many nice words and support on this site. When I first started drawing giant gals and the like, I thought I was alone in the whole world. I thought nobody shared this kinda kink. I thought there must be something wrong with me... especially when I started combining my kind with that of anthropomorphic animals, and the giant robots known as Transformers (like, Arcee, Black Arachnia and Slipstream were cartoon crushes of mine, which I also thought must be weird...) Well, if the internet has taught me anything, it's not only that I was really, incredibly, extremely wrong there, but compared with some fetishes out there mine is downright boring! This site, and others, are great for exploring and sharing so many things that people may otherwise have never even considered before. Sometimes, it helps people an awful lot just to know they're not alone in what they like, their interests, their hobbies, and yes even their sexual kinks! I love finding out about the things other people share here, I even discovered things about myself through other people here I'd likely never have known.

That's what this site means to me. It helps my mental state stay stable, keeps me from feeling so alone with nowhere to share the art and ideas I have. Many of you are similar, I'm sure, with the things you like to share.

All that's to say, when I thank all 300 of you for adding me to your watch list, it's not to say the generic "thanks for following my art" or an egotistical back-patting, but a sincere appreciation for those who have helped me grow, learn, and relax in myself as well.

Thank you.