I would have asked about the static pattern she has on her scales. Far more interesting.

Funny how something that should be rather obvious isn't, at least until someone else points it out.

A walking portal to the Elemental Plane of Plaid.

I honestly would have asked her how long it took to adjust to going from human guy to feathery snake girl. And also how she met your other characters. ^.=.^

You know my response to those type of questions now?

"A platypus lays eggs. Mammals don't lay eggs. How can a platypus be a mammal?"

Fiction should be allowed to be at least as strange as nature.

So true.

Also boobs are awesome so they make most everything exactly 50% better on minimum. *nods*

Also Also: I want to hug her tail! *squee's*

*grins* Because she is a quetzalcoatl! Boobs happen on them.

Honestly this is how I defined the old Dragonborn race in Dungeons and Dragons 3.5. They volentarily get transformed into a dragon hybrid so they get attrabutes of both.

Technically she is a snake dragon bird mix.....if she is based on the actual species mix of the goddess Quetzalcoatl

Was quetzalcoatl (or other feathered serpents like Kukulcan, Q'uq'umatz, or Tohil) a woman? Most stuff I can find (for all of the feathered serpents tbh) uses a masculine pronoun, and like, none of the pictures had any traits I could use to gender the human depictions of Quetzalcoatl.

Also, I'm not sure what adding dragon to that mix really adds? Like, yeah they're all magic snake birds. (when they're not human shaped), but like, it seems "Dragon" is a description of that entire mix, and not like, something that quetzalcoatl was a mix of. As best I can tell mesoamerican cultures didn't have some 'dragon beast' independent of their gods with reptilian features.

And totally sexy ♥

How large can she grow her boobs?

Nevada can't like, innately grow her boobs by herself. But there are products that can induce pretty significant growth in the user. I don't really expect to draw boobs that are proportionally larger than like [url-http://www.furaffinity.net/view/17655798/]the ones Connor ends up with in this[/url], but that doesn't necessarily mean that's the max size.

Not odd at all :D

The answer of Nevada is correct.
She is not a snake, she is a transhuman or posthuman. She may have traits from an ophidian but still have the mental functions of an homo sapiens and physiological traits of that species, she was born a male human that at some point decided to become a female and also express her individuality by modifying her body to look like an anthropomorphic snake, same as someone could use tattoos, body modifications or a sense of fashion.

I do have a couple characters who chose to change their bodies, namely Adir and Libi, but Nevada wasn't one of them. Nevada didn't know the feathered boa would turn her into a feathered boa :v

Yeah, I've always found it odd to have people claim they don't give their reptilian anthros breasts because it wouldn't be anatomically correct. It's fine to not include them if one doesn't want to; that's personal choice, but the thing about anthropomorphism is that you're.. basically just modifying the human image with non-human features.

Aaaanyways, cool stuff as always! :>

right like, what makes breasts the cutoff point of anatomy purity, and not like, literally any other human or mammal specific feature being applied to the anthro's body or behaviors.

Well if you look at the word "anthropomorphism", "anthropo-" is a word derived from Greek I think for "human". So I assume that means one is 'morphing the human shape' so to speak, though we're referring to art and style so again it comes back to preference. Nothing wrong with excluding features if it's a particular look you want.

What you are is gorgeous ^^

She's just beautiful overall. ^^

*Dance dance dance*