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Not a cloud tarnished the warm blue sky at the beach as Clypse the Umbreon and his girlfriend Volvautia the Eevee in her 20 foot Mega Vaporeon form played in the sand. Vapvautia did seemingly impossible limber poses with her immensely thick figure; hips wider than Clypse was tall swayed and sustained splits, breasts easily three times his weight bounce and squished in her skimpy bikini top, water in her tank like flip flops sloshed her mega stone bobbers that allowed her mega form around. The little Bree’s heart just fluttered at display.
In the distance could be heard a rhythmic thunder. Clypse and Vapvautia looked down the beach as a towering orange, yellow, and black figure casually stepped over a suspension bridge onramp, trampling along the beach. The Flareon’s 520 foot figure aside, her figure was not overly impressive among the divine; head sized chest and thighs barely as wide as her waist. But her paws were monstrous, each over one fifth her body height wide and adorned with seven stories tall, blocks of platform sandals, semi hidden by bellowing blue bellbottoms
The earth and sand shook more as she approached, her enormous form taking little time to close the distance between her and the micro onlookers. Finally a titanic sandal slammed down right in front of the couple, practically a wall like a building.
The titan goddess Ambyrn stretched her arms up and yawned. She wiggled her gigantic paws free of her sandals and lazily fell on her rump. The Flareon leaned over and rested an arm on a platform and shifted slightly to stretch her legs out, one paw with pads facing up and the other set on top of a small resort building.
Clypse and Vapvautia looked at each other, but when Clypse looked back at Ambyrn, she was clearly eying him with a smirk. She reached out and plucked him off the beach like a tiny ant. Dropping him atop her upside-down paw pads that emanated a warm, cozy heat, Ambyrn raised her other paw and sandwiched him between her titanic toes. Despite being such enders of buildings, they felt somehow soft with the gentle press.
Ambyrn laughed, knowing the tiny Umbreon had no idea why she was doing this, but she certainly had a reason. She might share that eventually but really though, mortals did not always need to know the whims of the gods…
Been a good while since I posted a really nice paw picture without pawwear, right? |3c So here is one for all your paw lovers with one of my most pawsy member of my cast! (though if you really want pure paws, be sure to watch out for Thoryza the Zeraora. ;3c )
This was a Patreon doodle that won its way to completion via polls there. The pose was roughly inspired by a few pictures done by
alef-gp.
Oof, that black looks so wonderful on Ambyrn, accenting all those yellows and reds. =w=
Done with Prismacolor and graphite pencils on white card stock paper.
Patreon I have a Patreon that features early access, full resolution pictures, and voting for picture ideas and/or completion. You can find that account at: https://www.patreon.com/EclipsisStudios
Twitter Want to keep up to date with all my posts and teasers of my Patreon? Follow me on my Twitter at: https://twitter.com/EclipsisStudios
In the distance could be heard a rhythmic thunder. Clypse and Vapvautia looked down the beach as a towering orange, yellow, and black figure casually stepped over a suspension bridge onramp, trampling along the beach. The Flareon’s 520 foot figure aside, her figure was not overly impressive among the divine; head sized chest and thighs barely as wide as her waist. But her paws were monstrous, each over one fifth her body height wide and adorned with seven stories tall, blocks of platform sandals, semi hidden by bellowing blue bellbottoms
The earth and sand shook more as she approached, her enormous form taking little time to close the distance between her and the micro onlookers. Finally a titanic sandal slammed down right in front of the couple, practically a wall like a building.
The titan goddess Ambyrn stretched her arms up and yawned. She wiggled her gigantic paws free of her sandals and lazily fell on her rump. The Flareon leaned over and rested an arm on a platform and shifted slightly to stretch her legs out, one paw with pads facing up and the other set on top of a small resort building.
Clypse and Vapvautia looked at each other, but when Clypse looked back at Ambyrn, she was clearly eying him with a smirk. She reached out and plucked him off the beach like a tiny ant. Dropping him atop her upside-down paw pads that emanated a warm, cozy heat, Ambyrn raised her other paw and sandwiched him between her titanic toes. Despite being such enders of buildings, they felt somehow soft with the gentle press.
Ambyrn laughed, knowing the tiny Umbreon had no idea why she was doing this, but she certainly had a reason. She might share that eventually but really though, mortals did not always need to know the whims of the gods…
Been a good while since I posted a really nice paw picture without pawwear, right? |3c So here is one for all your paw lovers with one of my most pawsy member of my cast! (though if you really want pure paws, be sure to watch out for Thoryza the Zeraora. ;3c )
This was a Patreon doodle that won its way to completion via polls there. The pose was roughly inspired by a few pictures done by
alef-gp.Oof, that black looks so wonderful on Ambyrn, accenting all those yellows and reds. =w=
Done with Prismacolor and graphite pencils on white card stock paper.
Patreon I have a Patreon that features early access, full resolution pictures, and voting for picture ideas and/or completion. You can find that account at: https://www.patreon.com/EclipsisStudios
Twitter Want to keep up to date with all my posts and teasers of my Patreon? Follow me on my Twitter at: https://twitter.com/EclipsisStudios
Category Artwork (Traditional) / Macro / Micro
Species Pokemon
Size 900 x 727px
File Size 1.44 MB
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