I've been doing a lot of different stuff lately, kinda hard to focus on one thing. I've been doing third-person shooter tutorials for Unity, but had to take a break so I could make a new 3D Gun model to use in the weapon swap one, which is time consuming. I've also been occasionally writing, both babyfur stuff and my novel. I also want to improve my animation skills and do more stuff with that.

Lately, I've been mostly occupied with one specific thing. Windows 10 is going to die in October, and Windows 11 has a whole bunch of nasty AI bullcrap, especially that horrid Recall thing. People keep saying "Oh Leon, relax, it's not like the Government is spying on you", but it still pisses me off, so don't try and downsize it. They say you can disable it, but I won't trust windows to leave it off.

Because of this, I've been looking into switching to Linux. I've booted up a Linux OS in a virtual machine and surprisingly managed to get a lot of stuff on it running, including Moho and even a piece of Abandonware called "March: Offworld Recon", so Linux definitely looks like a good alternative. The one downside is that it is more complicated than Windows, as you need to install things via the terminal with specific commands rather than just clicking on them like in Windows. Also, in order to get Good Old Games (GOG) to work with it, you need to install a new Game launcher, which admittedly probably isn't too hard, but is still extra steps, and I'm not sure if my Fallout 4 mods will carry over. All in all, it does look like a great OS, but I'd need a LOT of tutorials to help me get it running fully. I also need to back up my C and D drives before attempting it.

There was also another nagging issue in the back of my mind. I've had this laptop since 2019. It's easily the best Laptop I've ever used, which is why I've used it for so long. Alas, I can't help but wonder when I'll have to upgrade to a new one. Is there a point to even switching to linux if this laptop suddenly dies one day? It still performs fine, but the thought still lurks in the back of my head. I really don't want to upgrade until absolutely necessary.

So yeah, I've been kinda stressed out by the decision. Stick with windows for familiarity and ease at the cost of crappy AI, stupid updates that keep turning themselves back on and potential drive failure, or Linux, a more comfortable setting with more complicated and potentially stressful methods? I'd rather do Linux, I'd just need a lot of patience. Again, please don't argue that Windows AI crap is fine, I will never accept that.

I've decided to start posting here again, even if on a limited basis.

Honestly, I really didn't want to since some of the comments from friends I got regarding this decision were like "Just deal with it, loser" and I felt as if posting would make me feel like a loser in their eyes if I did so.

Regardless, there are friends here not anywhere else and their feedback is very nice to get, so I cannot resist posting art here. Does that make me a loser? I don't give a damn anymore.

Also, I still don't forgive the Admin for allowing the babyfur purge to happen, it was a huge violation of trust. If it happens again, I'm halting art posting until another reform is made.

 Agumonofalchemy 5

 CW_Ballard 2

 00aa 1

So Agumonofalchemy wins a free one-character comm from me! I'm sad we didn't get more entries, I guess there aren't many fans of Whopper from Pound Puppies. Not sure if I should do more art challenges in the future.

I'm sad this challenge didn't get many entries, I may have to rethink future art challenge ideas I had. So anyway, here are the entries.

 00aa https://inkbunny.net/s/3683609

 CW_Ballard https://www.furaffinity.net/view/62022177/

 Agumonofalchemy https://www.furaffinity.net/view/62027803/

Vote for your favorite, voting will end on September 4th.

Still accepting entries for the Whopper Fanart Challenge: https://www.furaffinity.net/journal/11193958

Due to the fact that Inkbunny is being run by a transphobe and people STILL aren’t giving Weasyl a chance, there has been contemplation of returning to posting art on this treacherous website. A majority of my friends are only on this site, so it would give them easier access to my art again.

Needless to say, I still cannot forgive FA for what they did to so many ABDL artists. It was a betrayal of trust and abuse of power by the mods. I was thankfully not targeted by it, but many others were. They say all is well and good now, with some ABDL even on the mod team now, but do you expect me to forget what they did? How do we know this won’t happen again? Did the Admin even care?

I spit upon this site and all I mentioned above is the main obstacle that prevents me from returning. Yet with my other two art sites proving to be unreliable and no good alternatives, is this turncoat pisshole really the only other option?

I drew a pic of Whopper from the 1986 Pound Puppies cartoon not too long ago and was like “There’s not enough fanart of him, maybe I should do something about that”. So yeah, I’m gonna host another art challenge, this time featuring our cute diaper clad pup.

Obviously, you have to draw a pic or write a story about our little pup friend. You can also use either of his Movie designs, but the diaper must be visible (if he’s wearing pants, the pants could split to reveal the diaper to give you an idea of how).

Following things are NOT allowed:
NSFW stuff like Genitals or Sex
Scat
Flatulence
Ai Art or Ai stories

Written Works must have at least 2000 words to be accepted. Entries must be linked to this journal to count (this challenge will be hosted on multiple sites). Entries will be accepted until August 30th.

Since I’ve regained some love of drawing, the winner (possibly more than one) will get a one character drawing from me (TOS still applies).

If you need refs for Whopper, here are some:
https://www.deviantart.com/stash/2a868p7uzqr

First off, here is the group pic for the Diapered Gatomon Day Runner Ups this year: https://bsky.app/profile/abnuny.bsk...../3ls2eoxhuh22u


Next, I finally got some updated medication to potentially help me with my depression, not noticing any immediate effect yet.

I've spent a lot of time drawing. I've made several pictures featuring some of my friends characters, though due to privacy concerns, I can't post them. Drawing is one of the few things I can focus on consistently. I wish I could post other pics here again, but I cannot overlook FA's negligence of past events.

I also finally attempted to work on my novel again, I hadn't touched it since September of last year. I barely made any progress, though I am getting new ideas for supplementary material.

I still feel tired all the time, which is the main thing preventing me from doing tutorials for Video Game development, something else I'm interested in. I also wanted to improve my animation skills, but I'm too drained for that as well.

Note: This is not meant to be an attack on certain artists. All artists have the write to choose what they will and will not draw and I will respect their choices and you should too.

I’ve noticed an increasing trend among babyfur and diaperfur artists, where they have introduced regulations against drawing characters who are under 18.

This is understandable, as babyfur and diaperfur stuff is a kink and sexualization of minors is a VERY BIG NO NO.

What bothers me is the fact that people believe that simply putting a diaper on a character itself is considered an unforgivable devious act. This definitely should NOT be done in real life, but on fictional cute characters from cartoons and such, is it the same? If the context itself is sexual, then yeah, it’s bad, but it doesn’t have to be that way for all the time.

Remember the numerous cartoons we watched where young characters, through one way or another, ended up in diapers? I can name many off the top of my head, and these were never complained about, because they were never sexual (well except Family Guy because, well, Family Guy, ick). As such, I wouldn’t consider it to be inappropriate to draw a cute fictional child character in a diaper (especially if they were a cartoon). There are also characters out there who canonically wear diapers already, so it’s just part of their character.

I assume the main reason many artists don’t draw kid characters in diapers is because of poor judgment from others. Some of the more “unfriendly” types could easily take a scene of something like a kid character getting put in a diaper change machine as sexualization of the kid since the theme can be linked to diaper kink. We already saw what happened to a lot of babyfurs recently as a result of poor judgment, and so many artists likely take this stance as a way to minimize that risk.

I personally don’t mind drawing kid characters in diapers since a lot of my OCs are babies and there are also a lot of fictional kid characters that are fun to draw in diaps. I, of course, do my best to steer away from sexual content, and I also don’t even draw humans in diaps, so that’s why I find it acceptable in my case at least. There may be others who disagree and I’m sorry if it disturbs you. Either way, it’s fine if you don’t feel the same, this was just something I wanted to talk about.

This is just some weird rambling from me.

It’s no secret that, as a babyfur/diaperfur, I enjoy diapered clad cuties in artwork. Unsurprisingly, just because other artists draw characters in diapers, doesn’t instantly make them diaperfurs or babyfurs. I remember several times when artists were displeased with comments I left involving diapers, which is understandable, I was insensitive to talk like that and I usually reserve this talk for friends or artists I know are fine with said talk.

The real reason for this journal is another thing I noticed: Artists who originally drew normal stuff, but then started drawing diaperfur/babyfur stuff. I won’t name any artists, but I can’t help but wonder if it was the fault of myself for causing them to take this path. Don’t get me wrong, I Love seeing talented artists draw cute diapered stuff, but at the same time, I worry that they aren’t all that into themselves and only do it because it’s more lucrative than the art they like to draw.

I have heard of artists lamenting how their diapered art is more well received than the art they put their heart and soul into. It is a tragic thing, they should be able to put their all into what they truly love instead of following successful trends. It’s a shame many of them need to make money and can’t do so.

This knowledge has caused some minor guilt when I commission artists for diapered art even though they likely don’t have it close to their hearts (to the point where I’m doing everything in my power to avoid commissioning certain artists for diaper stuff, even though they do it). I still will likely do it, but I wanted to say something else:

Draw what you want. If you don’t care about drawing diapered art (and you’re not in urgent need of money), then draw whatever fills you with joy. I admit I would be sad to miss out on said art, but I don’t want anyone to be pressured into doing so if they are sick of it. So please, don’t let a weirdo like me hold you back. Draw from your heart.

KittyPoofbaby: 4
DanielMania: 3 (1 from Inkbunny)
BabyKitty: 2 (1 from Inkbunny)
Agumonofalchemy: 2

As the one with the most votes, KittyPoofbaby wins the right to commission an artist of their choice and I will pay for it (Provided said commission doesn’t exceed $50 and still abides to my TOS).

The runner ups will get a group YCH commission (once I find an artist) that involves their Gatomon falling victim to waterlogged diapers (if anyone is uncomfortable with the idea, let me know and we can change it).

Thanks to all who participated, I apologize for consuming your time with this weird thing I made.

Well we got a few more entries this year, but it seems this challenge has lost most of it's momentum over the years, may have to cancel it after this year.

Anyway, you know the deal: Carefully look through all the entries and vote on ONE that you find you like the most.

Prizes involve characters being in commissioned art, still determining whether to do one single or a group comm.

If you vote on this site, then you CAN'T vote on another site where the challenge is being hosted. Votes will be tallied on the 21st.

UPDATE: FORGOT ONE ENTRY, IT'S BEEN ADDED NOW, PLEASE REVIEW THE ENTRIES AGAIN AND YOU MAY CHANGE YOUR VOTE ONCE IF YOU PLEASE

Entries can be seen here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/.....it?usp=sharing

It's this time again already eh? It still feels like I'm recovering from the last one. Time goes so fast, pretty soon I'll be senile and immobilized in a chair.

Anyway, it's the usual deal, the rules are on this document: https://docs.google.com/document/d/.....it?usp=sharing

Since I've lost confidence in my own art skills right now, the top three winners will likely appear in a commissioned pic, though this is subject to change.

Entries will be open until May 19th, then voting begins. I'm aware FA is in read only mode right now. I will also be hosting the challenge on some other sites, so you could always post your submission there, BUT NO MULTIPLE SUBMISSIONS FROM SINGLE USERS.

I believe I finally know why I’ve felt no energy for working on writing or other big projects: Depression. I’ve done some light research and found this can cause the lack of motivation, and the more I think of it, the more likely it seems.

I honestly really haven’t felt real joy in a very long time. Sure, I get some satisfaction from commissioning a good picture or playing a game I like, but honestly, I just feel empty most of the time. Even on days like my birthday or going to an amusement park, it still feels more like a chore than a fun time.

The cause of this could be many reasons, a big one may be insomnia, as I’ve had difficulty falling asleep for years. My own doubts about my worth could also be a factor.

The next time I see my mental health doctor, I’m going to bring up this issue and I seriously hope something can be done about it because I want to be filled with creative energy again.

I just wanted to apologize to all the artists who I may have upset due to focusing to much on diapers when speaking to them. I recall several instances where I may have crossed the line and those moments make me sad for upsetting talented people. It makes me feel bad that I seem to be interested only in the cute garments when the said artists have so much more to offer to the world. I worry I may make the same mistakes again in the future.

You are far more than just diaper artists, never forget that.

I am a simpleton, so unsurprisingly, the games I tend to play the most are shooter games. Be it first-person or third-person (third-person does get some extra points since you can often dress your character in silly outfits), it’s safe to say more than 40% of my physical game collection consists of shooter games.

I am also an enthusiast of real-world firearms (and yes, I am aware of the excessive gun violence in the U.S and do support measures to combat that, just wanted to point that out), and I tend to favor games that use weapons based on real guns. There are exceptions like Halo and Resistance, though the guns in those games do tend to feature reflections of real guns. As such, games with outlandish gun designs often don’t appeal to me, so I am frequently drawn to a genre that has fluctuated a lot in recent years: the Modern Military Shooter, games like Call of Duty, Ghost Recon, and some others.

There are many games that make use of real firearms that aren’t Modern Military shooters, though the Modern Military Shooter genre is something I keep wanting to explore. Since I’ve been advancing in Game Design myself, I’ve wondered if I myself should make a project in the genre.

Of course there is something I’m concerned with, and many others share the same feeling, are Modern Military Shooters too boring?

To explain this, let’s compare. Take Timesplitters Future Perfect. You go through several different time periods, including fictional ones, using a wide variety of both real and scifi weapons (like grenades that slow down time and a dart gun that makes mutants explode), and combating robots (including steam powered 1920s robots), zombies, mutants, and aliens.

Now let’s look at Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, the most influential Modern Military Shooter. It’s a solid game, especially in the multiplayer department, however, while I do enjoy the weapon selection, it does lack any fiction imaginative weapons. The enemies are also lacking in variety, just being basic soldiers of different nations and some helicopters and tanks.

Again, it’s a perfectly solid game, but when it’s trying to take a realistic approach to the setting, it can be difficult to create interesting enemies or levels if they’re just ordinary. A majority of games attempted to emulate COD 4’s style due to it’s excess, generating a mountain of Modern Military Shooters that mostly lacked the same enjoyment of COD 4 and featured bland levels with bland enemies, this was known by many gamers as the “Brown Age”.

For a time, Modern Military Shooters fizzled out and boomer shooters resembling games like Doom became dominant for a time. Eventually, however, Modern Military Shooters began to make a comeback. It thankfully wasn’t as bad as the brown age, as some of these new games did and are performing well.

However, I’ve now shared my issue with creating a Modern Military shooter. One of my ideas was a shooter game that explored several conflicts from the Cold War era, such as the First Indochina War. If I wanted to keep it in a realistic setting though, I couldn’t just add zombies, aliens or mutants, so how would I add some variety among the regular soldiers you fight?

Some shooter games have tried to fix this. Some of the most common enemy types are enemies with bulletproof shields and heavily armored enemies who can only be killed with headshots after their helmet is blown off. Games like Ghost Recon Breakpoint have also used military drones as enemies. While these enemies do require the player to change up their strategy, they still seem rather generic, especially with how much they’re used in numerous games.

One potential way to add some fun to a Modern Military Shooter may be gameplay features. A good example of this is the highly underrated Freedom Fighters (which I’m still waiting for a sequel, stop being lazy I-O Interactive!). At it’s core, it features basic 3rd Person Shooter fundamentals, however the game does shake things up a bit with it’s design.

First off, you have the ability to recruit other Freedom Fighters you find on the streets. You start with only 2 team member slots, but this can later be upgraded to a whopping 12! So you can basically travel with a small army and command them in battle.

Another neat feature of the game was how the missions were played. You are usually given the choice of several areas to attempt to liberate, with the option of jumping between them or returning to base to resupply. This is important, as each sector often has one or more points of interest that can help turn the tide. For example, if you destroy the heliports in the area, Helicopters will no longer appear to attack you in the collection of sectors, or destroying bridges will prevent enemy transports from reinforcing enemy positions in the sectors.

You can also sometimes find prison camps, where you can rescue prisoners to gain Charisma to increase your squad count. Also, early in the game, you don’t have explosives at your base, so you have to raid a supply depot to obtain some. In the last group of missions, you’re attacking the enemy’s island base. You and only a handful of Freedom Fighters manage to invade by boat, so to get more, you need to find explosives and blow open the ventilation tower, which allows reinforcements to enter the island.

These features add some strategic planning to a normally basic game without being too complicated. Metal Gear Solid 3, despite being geared more for stealth, also features a similar system, where the player is able to destroy structures like Food Storage to cause enemies to become hungry and slower to react.

Another game I’d like to mention is Medal of Honor Airborne, where each mission is essentially a very small open world where you can parachute to a destination of your choice. Of course, the game doesn’t feature much aside from just endless shooting of Generic soldiers, so it does falter a bit.

Do you know of any Modern Military Shooters in Realistic settings that are somehow fun, even when you’re just fighting normal dudes? Do you know ways to improve them? Share your thoughts in the comments.

Also, when I say Realistic Settings, I meant like the place setting, not Realistic Gameplay, not a big fan of that...

Sorry for not posting yesterday, I was occupied.

So the votes are in and...

Razz Beary/ Young-At-Heart Bear: 3
Agumonofalchemy: 2
00aa: 1

So yeah, Razz is the winner of the free commission and the runner ups also get free diaper designs.

Hopefully my next challenge won't be a niche interest, or maybe it will...

Well, this was one of the least popular challenges I've hosted. It is a niche interest to be fair.

Anyway, we did get some entries so it's time to vote. I will be hosting the voting process on multiple sites, so if you vote here, you can't vote on another site. No voting for self either. Also, please take time to consider who to vote for, as all of the entries are very nice.

Entries are here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/.....it?usp=sharing

Voting will be open until March 8th. Then the winners will receive their prizes.

Yeah, I'm bringing back the Loincloth diaper challenge this month. The details are in the document linked below

https://docs.google.com/document/d/.....it?usp=sharing

It'll be open until February 27th. Please follow the rules. Also, I'm hosting this on some other sites as well, so no multiple entries please.

Well, the Tsar finally showed his true colors eh?

As you know, the upload policy 2.7 bans things such as regression and messy diapers, some of which is in my gallery. You have 6 months to adjust your gallery accordingly.

However, I do not want to spend hours going through the 2200+ pictures of my gallery and picking out the violating pictures. As such, I think it's just better to just purge my entire gallery. Hell, that might be for the best since it would lead to less traffic for this dumpster fire. I'm not doing right now, just down the road sometime. There's an app called furdown that can download entire galleries if you want to save pics of your favorite artists (like I would ever be considered that) so you can use that to quickly make save your fave pics.

I don't see this as Judgment Day for Babyfurs/Diaperfurs. Rather, I see it as Judgment day for FA itself, as it has now lost the trust of both of those fandoms and will forever taint them, because who knows if they'll start turning on other fandoms...

You may have noticed in my last journal that I didn't list my Discord id.

I do use discord frequently, I just didn't list it because I didn't want to get swamped by numerous friend requests. I usually only accept requests from people I actually know, so I didn't want to hurt people's feelings when I decline the requests of people I don't know.

I can always share it though if I know it won't get flooded.

You've heard the story: FA is banning Babyfurs, can't support this site anymore. I'm not deleting my account, but I ain't posting nothing here anymore. If I do get taken down, and anyone actually likes my stuff, you can find me on these sites:
Inkbunny (new main?): https://inkbunny.net/Leon13
Weasyl (wish this was more popular): https://www.weasyl.com/~leon13
Deviant Art (No More Diaper art being posted): https://www.deviantart.com/leonofparodies

This journal is a deep dive into the inner insanity that is my bizarre interests. I recently got home from a short vacation and feel much happier than I did before. I thought I’d have a bit of fun and share some scenes from media that I frequently find myself replaying in my head with different cute (frequently diapered) characters. Maybe they could inspire you, or will likely make you cringe, read at your own risk.
my profile, I was a fan of Fantasic Max as a child and that was likely where I picked up this interest.
I am a fan of wardrobe malfunctions, even diaper ones (as long as there’s no scat, eww). If you’ve read We aren’t talking about that right now, let me share with you some scenes that provide good (if repetitive) inspiration for me.

1: Alice in Wonderland Size-Change Scenes
Let’s start off with a fave. Alice in Wonderland is a famous nonsensical story and beloved by many. Me? I do applaud it’s creativity, though I’m mainly into the Size-Changing scenes. I’m a fan of the “Shapeshifting doesn’t include clothing” trope and these scenes can perfectly tap into that. The only adaptation of the book that actually uses this, is the Tim Burton one, multiple times in fact. Well there was also a porno version that did as well, but let’s skip on that. It’s easy to see why I like this when you imagine a cute diaper-clad character crawl out of the leg hole of their now gigantic padding and having to use a napkin or such as a replacement. This is why I frequently commission story writers to write special versions of this story. I’ve looked at other Alice stories in hopes of finding similar scenes (including unofficial ones such as “Through the Needle’s Eye” and “New Alice in Old Wonderland”, though sadly not that much cute story potential in them.

2: Samurai Jack “Jack is Naked”
This is another scene I frequently think back to when thinking up similar stories. If you haven’t seen this episode, a quick Summary: Jack gets super dirty after fighting a monster, Jack bathes in nearby lake, little white rabbit steals Jack’s sword and clothes, Jack falls down hole into underground city and is constantly harassed by everyone due to his lack of clothes (even after he gets a loincloth from a torn dress). Yeah, I consider this the best “Gone Swimming, Clothes Stolen” example, so everytime I want to make a story like that, I often use this one as a base. Also kinda crosses over into “Alice in Wonderland” territory, as the episode features numerous references to the story.

An odd thing I always wondered about this episode was this: Jack normally wears a loincloth (supposedly a fundoshi, but it looks too thick to be one) under his Gi. As he’s disrobing, we see he’s wearing it, but he doesn’t set it down with his Gi or place it elsewhere. It’s like the writers just wanted to pretend he didn’t wear anything under his Gi for this one episode (even though, like I said, you can briefly see it). Someone suggested he put it inside his Gi, which could be the most likely case, though you’d think he’s hang it from a tree or even just bathe while wearing it (then he could lose it later on to fit the titular situation). Oh well, just shows what a nutjob I am.

3: A Christmas Dream
This is an odd and obscure one. Christmas Dream is a black and white stop motion film about a little girl who gets a bunch of new toys for Christmas, and tosses aside her old rag doll. Then, in the titular dream, the rag doll comes to life and tries to show her he’s still fun, playing the piano, and skating on top of it. Then he turns on a fan and makes a royal mess of her room. I just think this could serve as a base for a cute story with some diaper-clad shenanigans, especially if the toys get a little mischievous and pull some pranks like water down the back of your pamps or such.

4: Baby Puss
I actually haven’t thought much about this one until recently, but this cartoon is legendary among diaper fans. If you’ve been living under a rock, this is a Tom and Jerry Cartoon where Tom is treated like a baby (diaper and all) by a bratty little girl (really wish she got some comeuppance) and is tormented ruthlessly by Jerry (this is probably Jerry’s most Antagonistic role). Things get worse (or for us, more entertaining) when other cats arrive and join in the teasing. The best part is when Tom falls in a fish bowl, his diaper getting completely soaked (a rare instance of a diaper behaving as such in cartoons) and the cats change him into a dry one, adding a pair of rubber pants over it since the safety broke. Yeah, imagining any cute diaper clad cutie in this situation is an easy winner.

5: Karik and Valya
This is another obscure one. This is based on a book and Live-Action Russian TV film about two kids who foolishly drink a liquid made by a scientist friend, and they both shrink very small and a dragonfly carries them out into the park. Since this also follows the “Shapeshifting doesn’t include clothing” trope, their clothes don’t come with them (and since this is a live action thing, it’s not very comfortable for some, myself included). Fortunately, after an encounter with a spider who cocoons them, and they break out and keep part of the webbing as makeshift loincloths, which also look a heck of a lot like diapers. So yeah, while this film can be disturbing for the aforementioned reasons, it does provide good inspiration if you ever make a similar story. I do like the idea of Spider-webbing diapers a lot.

I do have more, but I doubt anyone is reading to this point, so really no point in sharing. Do you have any scenes from cartoons or movies that would be good inspiration for diaper clad cuties?

Of course, I've not been as active due to the "Anti-Babyfur" wave on the site.

Even if it wasn't for that, however, I would still be less active, and I'd like to share why.

For four months, I took some courses related to C# programming. Game Development, while a very Herculean task, is still something I can't evict from my mind. When I came across those courses on a website I already had a membership in, I decided to take them, as the programming was easily the hardest part of Game development. Believe it or not, I managed to pass all four of them. There is another one, though I've decided to take a break for now.

Sadly I'm no game guru coding god. I still can't exactly remember how to pull off the same games we made in the courses, but now, I have a much better understanding of C# and can recognize terms and even how to do certain things at the very least, so it wasn't a waste.

I've also been working with 3D modeling to create assets in my games. This has progressed much better and I've even mostly modeled a Nagant 1895 Revolver to what I consider a very good replica. I still need to learn how to properly animate it and I can't seem to find any tutorials for that though. I have been making some Dev logs regarding my progress in Unity, so if anyone has some experience in that or Blender 3D, let me know and I can share.

Has my writing improved? Sadly no :(

For the runner ups in the Diapered Gatomon Day challenge, I am going to comm a better artist than myself to draw a group pic of their Gatomon on a conveyor belt getting a message stamped on each of their diapered rears.

It's been difficult finding a good artist to do this (please don't scream at me in the comments to commission you). I have nailed down several good choices though.

First off though, I need to ask. Would the winners be alright with a sketch pic? I know a good artist who could make a great pic, though only in a sketch. Let me know in the comments.

Also, be aware that edits likely won't be made to the final pic, so get the details of your characters here and please don't pester for changes, okay?

Sorry for the delay, many things require my attention more nowadays.

Jayruki: 11
kijibwa: 2
00aa: 1
HuskyKnight: 1

A bit of a smaller selection this year, sorry about that. Anyway,  jayruki obtained an overwhelming victory. They can have me commission another artist for something of their choice (as long as it isn't vulgar) as long as it's $40 or lower.

I haven't forgotten the rest. I'm thinking of commissioning a group pic involving the Gato cuties of theirs on a conveyor belt getting something stamped on their diaper butts. I haven't decided on an artist yet, but details will be laid out later.

Anyway, thanks for participating.