Well, it's been five years since I've posted any new artwork. But that's hopefully ending in the coming months.

Most of you know that the last few works that I'd posted from 2017-2020 were comics consisting of many Disney Villains eating my All Creation deuteragonist, Jobe. These were followed by comics of some Disney Heroes doing the same.

But with  ViceXXX backing out of doing any more comics for me, I've decided not to go on with what would've been the next step after Jobe's return to his home world, Aterea. Instead, I'm going to do something else in preparation for that.

I am going to reboot the whole series of Jobe's journey through the Disney worlds, getting eaten by the Disney Villains and Heroes, now under the artistry of a new FA artist:  joesanchez. Yes, I am going to be a new client of his and commission him to go back through Jobe's journey all over again, this time from his artist's perspective.

He will feature Jobe being eaten by all of the same villains and heroes as before, but this time, there'll be some new characters from both titles dropped in. Villains and heroes that I missed the first time, but after some time during this five-year hiatus, I realized that I should've included before, and would've made great predators for Jobe. Some I stumbled upon just recently and started getting a hankering for using them. Others I'd forgotten about and hadn't considered till I remembered them. Either way, they'll very much be in the mix this time around.

I'm expecting a long journey once I make the first payment and  joesanchez gets started. But I look forward to seeing the quality of his work and where the journey takes us both.

So without further ado, we're going to start with the Disney Villains once again. And here are the villains who ate Jobe last time, mixed in with new ones I'll be including this time around:

Tublat (from The Legend of Tarzan) - UP FIRST
Kaj (leader of the Leopard Men from The Legend of Tarzan) - ON DECK
Ian McTeague (from The Legend of Tarzan)* - IN THE HOLE
Merlock (from DuckTales: The Movie - Raiders of the Lost Lamp)
Stromboli (from Pinocchio)
Shere Khan (feral form from The Jungle Book)
Shere Khan (anthro form from Tale Spin)
Tick-Tock the Crocodile (from Peter Pan)
Captain Hook (from Peter Pan*
Sewernose de Bergerac (one-shot villain from Chip 'n Dale - Rescue Rangers)
Boll Weevil (one-shot villain from DuckTales)
Bankjob Beagle (from DuckTales)
Sa'Luk (from Aladdin and the King of Thieves)
Dark Dragon (from American Dragon Jake Long)
Sherriff of Nottingham (from Robin Hood)
Bill Sykes (from Oliver and Company)*
Paddywhack (one-shot villain from Darkwing Duck)
Taurus Bulba (Darkwing Duck's greatest, most deadly foe)
Duke Igthorn (from Adventures of the Gummi Bears)
Alameda Slim (from Home on the Range)*
The Walrus/Mr. Walrus (of the Walrus/Carpenter duo from Alice in Wonderland)
Ratso Ratzkiwatzki (one-shot villain from Chip 'n Dale - Rescue Rangers)
Pete (Kingdom Hearts 2 version)

*Indicates a new predatory villain in the mix this time around.

This entry will be updated as each new comic gets worked on and/or uploaded.

Any questions? Ask in the comments section below.

Happy New Year to everyone at FA! 2024 is gone, and 2025 is here! Here's to hoping for a good year ahead of us!

Merry Christmas to FA! Hope you enjoy your holiday, as well as our final week of 2024!

Hope your holidays are filled with joy, and that you and yours are happy today!

Happy New Year, FA! Welcome to 2024!

Here's to hoping a happy, healthy year for everybody!

Merry Christmas to everyone on FA! Hope you have a happy holiday!

Well, after about a year off my Disney comics, I'm ready to start the next chapter of them. And I was planning on doing so with  ViceXXX.

Unfortunately, he has decided to start on his own long-term project after years of saving up to start it, which means that I need to find a new artist willing to help me with my own project.

To keep a long story short, this comic story will feature several of the preds whom Jobe, my fursona/persona, met on his makeshift journey through the Disney worlds and locales. And I require someone willing to take it on. However, I know how difficult it is to draw humans as preds, and some of those human preds will be in this story. I am looking for someone willing to take on that challenge who is absolutely willing to either try drawing humans preds, or who already knows how and is more than willing to oblige.

However, there are some other factors to consider. I notice that most artists here only like to draw male characters. I need an artist willing to do human preds (all of whom are male, so no need to worry about that), but are also willing to draw female characters.

And there is one more thing. I also want an artist who is NOT squicked out by having minors/underaged characters to draw. This story has lots of vore in it, and I have two underaged characters who are intended to be prey. I need someone willing to take on that challenge and NOT be sickened by it.

So there it is. Those are the basics. If you're willing to try this, or know someone who might be willing to instead, then by all means, please let me know, whether in the comments section or by note. But I really want to get this going ASAP, so promptness would be much appreciated!

Thank you!

Well, it was actually three weeks ago, but I'm only just now remembering that I didn't note it here.

I am now thirty-seven years old, and things are looking up for me in my new year of life. I've got a nice job, an adorable pitbull who loves me the way I love him, and multiple men pursuing me. And not only that, but six months after our new, much better President took office, I finally got my $1,400 stimulus check, so I can finally breathe financially again.

So . . . yeah. Life is good.

Thanks for lending an ear. Or an eye, in this case, since you had to read, not listen.

Happy holidays to everyone! Hope you're enjoying it safely, in spite of this being our first Christmas dealing with coronavirus!

Stay safe and healthy out there!

So I got home from work to see that I've finally reached 900 watchers of my page! That's an amazing milestone to reach!

Now, granted, many other members here have even more watchers, but that's okay. I want to get to that level one day, too. I hope to have a good number of those who watched my (mostly commissioned) artwork for many years and even decades to come!

Next stop: the big one-thousand!

Thanks to all who've watched me!

Yeah, I know that New Year's Day was six months ago, but I realized that I hadn't dropped my usual New Year's wishes, so I wanted to make it up now . . . even though we're halfway through 2020.

Anyway, since we're halfway through the year, let me ask you all this. What is or was your New Year's resolution? And halfway into the year, have you still kept it up? If not, are you going to try to do so again next year? Let me know how you've been at that.

And most importantly, how's your year in general? I know that this stupid coronavirus/COVID-19 bullshit has thrown off so many of our rhythms and made things hell for us, but how've you been coping with it?

Would love to hear from those who care! By all means, feel free to say!

Yeah, that's right. It's my birthday again. Many happy returns to me, I suppose. I'm thirty-six today, and ready for another year of my life.

I have a few things to which I can look forward. Got a decent enough job. I have a loving, supportive family. And that family has made a new addition. I have a new little nephew whom I met and held for the first time! And of course, I have Woody, my adorable, loyal, loving pit bull.

But I also have a new mate in my life, and will be moving to WV to be with him in the next month. I'm hoping that this guy doesn't break my heart like the last ones did. I get the feeling that he won't, but you never know. I'm optimistic, though, since he's found a place for us and has gone above and beyond to find places at which I can get a new job when I move.

Here's to hoping that my year as a thirty-six-year-old proves more promising than my year as a thirty-five-year-old.

Wow! I can't believe that I've reached that milestone! 800 people have now watched me!

Thanks to all of you who've enjoyed the artwork and stories I've posted up here, and I hope that even more people can soon enough, and I can get to 900 before long!

Once again, it's Christmas! And I hope you're all having a great one! Hope you're all having a happy holiday!

Merry Christmas, FA!

Happy Thanksgiving to my fell FA'ers! Hope you have a great holiday!

What are you all thankful for? I'm thankful to still have this to visit and see my fellow fur lovers, and my fellow vore lovers every single day! And I'm thankful to have friends with whom I'm so close, I could call them family! (At least those who stayed friends.)

Once again, enjoy your holiday! Happy Thanksgiving!

So I just logged on today to see that I've reached an excellent milestone of 700 watchers! Wow! It feels absolutely wonderful to know that people like watching the art I put up! It really does!

I'm hoping for a nice run to continue on FA and get to 800 in the coming months! Hell, in maybe a year or a year-and-a-half, I hope to reach a thousand!

Thanks to all who continue to watch and even fave my artwork commissions, and thanks to all the artists who've supplied the work that's made it so!

Well, it was actually yesterday, but another birthday's come and gone. And this time, I reached a milestone. I am now thirty-five years old.

And honestly, for a milestone birthday, it was on track to being one of the worst. I'll explain why below.

So after my former roommate passed in his sleep, I was desperate to get a new place before his kids kicked me out of his house so that they could sell it. So I posted an ad on Craigslist asking if anyone had space for me. The day after putting up the ad, I met whom I'd thought was a nice man whom I thought was interested in helping me by letting me move into his place with my beloved pit bull. But as it turns out, he was a nothing but a low-down, dirty scammer who bilked $400 out of me that he'd claimed would be a security deposit. $400 of my hard-earned money gone because a selfish son-of-a-bitch just wanted to line his pockets by lies instead of making his own damn money.

It got worse a week later. Another scammer screwed me out of $300 that was also supposed to be another security deposit. He actually showed me the property that I could use, but while it looked the same on the outside, it wasn't at all what it appeared on the outside. So I had to put in a call to Kansas City's city hall to ask who actually owned the house. Turns out some real estate company owned it, not the guy who was supposedly selling it. And he'd claimed to be a missionary and a "man of God." Yeah. Some "man of God" that you have to scam people. Something on which He frowns, by the way.

Well, the housing situation finally did get resolved when a nice, honest man offered me a place in a home he owned for $200 weekly, meaning $800 a month. A bit steep, but he was at least going to let my dog stay with me, too, so I couldn't be picky since my time was running short. So I accepted the deal and moved in soon after paying the $200 deposit. Although it meant biting me tongue regarding two incredibly obnoxious, disrespectful roommates I ended up having.

Of course, little did I know, I wouldn't be staying in the space for long. My security office informed me that the nursing home at which I worked for five shifts a week, thus making a lot of money for sixty-hour weeks, was dropping their contract with us and not renewing it. So I was losing my cushy job and being sent to a post with less hours, which meant a lot less money. Money I needed to pay my rent and bills. Well, that job was the last thing keeping me going up in K.C. Once I lost that post, that was it.

Sadly, I had to make the heartbreaking decision to end my life and time up in Kansas City and ultimately move back home to El Paso. So after leaving my job and taking a drive of nearly fifteen hours, I did just that. I spent my entire birthday on the road. I am home, back in my folks' home, and settling in. I'm going to start getting back on my feet by finding a security job here, hustling for more money, and then maybe getting a place of my own.

So . . . yeah. Happy birthday to me, huh?

. . . It wasn't so bad, though. After having a Skype session with someone on this site, an old friend of mine spent a few hours with me. A few very hot, very intimate hours. And he turned what was becoming the worst birthday ever into one of the best. So there was that, at least.

Whew. Just had to get all of that out. Thanks for reading.

Well, after a long, tiring road,  ViceXXX finally finished all of my commissions for the Disney Villains I wanted to have eat Jobe, my All Creation deuteragonist and main fursona/persona. The last one went up, and I couldn't be happier.

However, that is not the end of Jobe's journey through the Disney worlds. No, not at all. In fact . . . he has more predators waiting to eat him, and this time . . . they'll be Disney heroes instead. That's right. Over the next several months, nine genuine good guys from Disney (well, eight genuine good guys and one sort of antihero) will make brief trips into not-so-good-ville as Jobe will encounter each one and subsequently be eaten by them.

But who are the nine heroes I've chosen? Well, here they are below:

Little John (from Robin Hood) - COMPLETE
Booster Munchapper (from Buzz Lightyear of Star Command) - COMPLETE
The Beast (from Beauty and the Beast) - COMPLETE
Mr. Steve Barkin (from Kim Possible) - COMPLETE
Louis (from The Princess and the Frog) - COMPLETE
Eli "Big Daddy" La Bouff (from The Princess and the Frog) - COMPLETE
Zeus (from Hercules) - COMPLETE
Razoul (from the Aladdin movies and series) - COMPLETE
King Blowhard (one-shot hero from DuckTales) - COMPLETE

This entry will be updated as each comic new gets uploaded.

And please note that these are heroes whom I've chosen, and whom I want to see eat Jobe. I am not open to any requests for heroes whom any of you want to see eat him. Anyone who dares to go against what I have said and throw out a suggestion, anyway, will be blocked immediately. Understand?

ETA: There are now seven heroes, thanks to a comment made by  ilbv. Thanks for the unintentional, indirect idea, buddy, and be glad it wasn't directly suggested, or . . . well . . . you know what would've happened.;)

ETA2: Thanks to a suggestion that someone indirectly gave me, there are now eight heroes! Thanks for the indirect suggestion that prevented a blocking!

ETA3: There are now nine heroes, thanks to an impulse I had a week or so back, on which I chose to follow up soon after. So get ready for even more heroes!

All right. Well, days ago, I mentioned to those of you who read my journal that my roommate died, and I only had a short time left in his home before I would eventually have to leave.

Well . . . that time won't be an issue for me anymore, because I finally reached the light at the end of the tunnel.

On Wednesday, I got an offer to rent out a one-bedroom, one-bathroom house in Kansas City that was pretty sweet. It was up-to-date in terms of the appliances, the layout, the rooms . . . everything. And it was also in my price range. The only problem was that it put me over a half-hour away from work. But since I had nothing else coming to me, I decided to take it. I downloaded the rental agreement the guy sent me and filled it out, ready to scan and send it to him.

But then . . . an even better deal came my way when another guy called about a place he had that was just eight minutes from where I'm living now, and not much farther away from my work. Probably just seven to ten more minutes of driving. It also offered a hundred dollars less rent to pay, and he was willing to take in my dog, too! Well, I felt like that offer was so much sweeter, so I jumped on it and took it!

I will be touring the property just after I get off work tomorrow, and if I like it, I will have a new place!

It's nice that, despite a tragic twist of fate, I still have managed to regain some footing. I just hope that my good fortune continues!

Well . . . I don't know how to say this.

After things had been going fairly smoothly for me over the last couple of months -- new place in Kansas City, new life, new job, some new friends -- life really dealt me a wild card just this morning. Apparently, tragedy struck when my seventy-two-year-old roommate suddenly passed away. He died peacefully in his sleep while I was at work due to some continued heart problems of which I had never even known. I knew that something was wrong when I arrived home from work and saw that he hadn't brought in the morning newspaper like he usually did as a sort of morning ritual. So I went to check in on him. I found him in his bed, lying in an odd position, his skin pale, and only his fingertips red with any blood still in them. He was cold to the touch as I tried to check for a pulse, breath, or heartbeat, and then found none. (And apparently, rigor mortis was just setting in, so he'd died fairly freshly, only hours before I'd arrived.) I had no choice but to call the police and spend hours dealing with them, the paramedics, the medical examiners, the funeral home, and, finally, his daughter (who was devastated, by the way).

Finally, once it was all over and everyone was gone, reality set in. Not only was I all alone in his house, with no one but my dog, but I likely only have a few weeks before I will have to go, as well. And now I am in a desperate situation. I now need to find a new place and don't know where to go. There is some hope, as I joined a roommate-seeking service online and found a taker immediately, and I reached out to him successfully. But while he did just contact me back, I can't read a single message he sends me, because the site requires you to pay to even be able to do that. (Which . . . seriously?! WTF?!) Well, part of me thinks that I could wait till I get my payday on Friday, but at the same time, I don't want to risk passing up this chance. As I am living paycheck to paycheck as it is, I have next to nothing to pay until then, and I really want to check out the guy's response now rather than wait three days to do so.

Any help out there would be appreciated, as it is only a small amount that I need. Just five to ten dollars, tops, to be repaid after my paycheck gets in. But if you don't think that you can, then thanks, anyway, for letting me vent and share.

EDITED: Well, disregard the plea for help. A friend stepped in and lent me some money so I could buy the rights to view the message. Unfortunately, it was to turn me down, because he can't have dogs around his cat. Sigh. Oh, well. Back to the drawing board.

Happy New Year!

Welcome to 2019, everyone! Hope you all rang it in safely and happily.

I rang it in at my job. Alone. So . . . yeah. But at least the holiday pay will be worth it.

So what are your New Year's resolutions, if you have any?

I have a few:

1. Taking care of some debts I owe. I'm trying to work on raising enough money to pay off my registration fee for my new car. Car registrations for new cars are insanely high, and it's just not fair. But I have to pay it. I've already been pulled over and ticketed by a cop once for having an expired temporary license plate. I don't want it to happen again. Anyway, once I am done with that, I know there are some people to whom I still owe some cash, and I fully intend to finally resolve those debts, especially now that I finally have a steady, working job and can raise the money to pay them back.
2. To be more patient with others on here. I know I've gone off on several people here and have put myself on bad terms with them because of that. I want to curb that side of me and be a better person this year. They say you catch more flies with honey than with vinegar, so I want to start abiding by that.
3. To make things right with certain members. As mentioned above, there are some members with whom I'm on poor terms. I want to try and make up with those with whom those poor terms are of my making. The ones of their making? Not so much. They can find me. But those that were my fault? I want to make things right and patch things up with them. I've already done it with one, but I want to do it with others, as well

Okay! I guess all that I ask is to be wished some luck in accomplishing these. Other than that? Happy New Year once again!

*Sigh*

Okay. Since a lot of you can't help asking or requesting specific predators out of the main Disney Villains available to eat my All Creation deuteragonist, Jobe, I've decided to shut down the questions and requests once and for all. I really wanted to keep the predators under wraps and as a surprise, but since so many of you have asked for predators I don't want to feature, I've decided that it's time to just get this out of the way.

These are the villains from Disney that either have eaten Jobe or will be eating him down the road, some of them with links to what they look like, and to descriptions of them:

Tublat (from The Legend of Tarzan) - COMPLETE
Kaj (leader of the Leopard Men from The Legend of Tarzan) - COMPLETE
Merlock (from DuckTales: The Movie - Raiders of the Lost Lamp) - COMPLETE
Stromboli (from Pinocchio) - COMPLETE
Shere Khan (feral form from The Jungle Book) - COMPLETE
Shere Khan (anthro form from Tale Spin) - COMPLETE
Tick-Tock the Crocodile (from Peter Pan) - COMPLETE
Sewernose de Bergerac (one-shot villain from Chip 'n Dale - Rescue Rangers) - COMPLETE
Boll Weevil (one-shot villain from DuckTales) - COMPLETE
Bankjob Beagle (from DuckTales) - COMPLETE
Sa'Luk (from Aladdin and the King of Thieves) - COMPLETE
Dark Dragon (from American Dragon Jake Long) - COMPLETE
Sherriff of Nottingham (from Robin Hood) - COMPLETE
Paddywhack (one-shot villain from Darkwing Duck) - COMPLETE
Taurus Bulba (Darkwing Duck's greatest, most deadly foe) - COMPLETE
The Walrus/Mr. Walrus (of the Walrus/Carpenter duo from Alice in Wonderland) - COMPLETE
Ratso Ratzkiwatzki (one-shot villain from Chip 'n Dale - Rescue Rangers) - COMPLETE
Pete (quintessential Disney villain; how could I not use him?) - COMPLETE

This entry will be updated as each new comic gets uploaded.

There. Now, please stop asking for villains not on this list. I WILL NOT BE COMMISSIONING FOR THEM!

That is all.

Merry Christmas to all of FA!

Well, I hope all of you are having a happy holiday out there, and I hope that you are safe and warm with family and/or friends! Unfortunately, because of my move, I'm with neither. And I gave up my Christmas Eve and Christmas Day to a coworker who simply wanted to have both. But . . . it's holiday pay, so I can't complain too much.

In any case, have a very Cool Yule, and I wish you all a Merry Christmas!

I can't believe it! Just a half-hour ago, I saw my watcher count go up to 600! That's a hundred more than I had over six months ago!

Well! Thanks so much for those of you who've enjoyed my gallery, and the commissions I've put into it! I am so happy to continue raising my watcher count and hope to continue doing that for years to come!

Thanks to all of you on FA!

Well, I've dropped my belated birthday entry, so it's now time to focus on the current holiday.

Happy Thanksgiving to everyone on FA! While I had a bad birthday, I at least have plenty for which to be thankful, almost five months after that. I made a mostly seamless move from El Paso, TX, to Kansas City, MO, have a wonderful townhouse that I am sharing with an amazingly kind roommate, have a good job that gives me plenty of hours, which means plenty of money for the pay, and most recently, I purchased my first car, as well as finally got a new phone after my old, piece-of-crap phone finally gave out!

Yeah, my birthday was bad, but at least I have much about which to be happy for Thanksgiving!

And now I have to clean up and get ready for a night shift of twelve hours that I'm gonna have to work. On the holiday. So . . . yeah. I guess not everything is something for which to be thankful, is it?

Still, money is money!

Again, happy Thanksgiving!

Actually, my birthday was nearly five months ago, and I just realized that I haven't made an entry on it.

Really, why should I have? My birthday was far from happy. I lost a close relative to cancer, lost a dear friend, and basically spent my birthday alone, since I was off on a vacation around the country, looking for a new place to live since El Paso was becoming stale, drab, and short on job opportunities.

Yeah. Happy birthday to me, huh? Turning thirty-four wasn't as good as I thought it'd be.