What a cute and lovely sequence!

Thank you! They're such a fun animal!

Once again, this is so good! I have to say, these kinds of animals are super underrepresented TF-wise. I've always been a fan of giant anteaters myself (hell I think one of the very first TF sequences I ever saw was into one) and this definitely scratched the same itch.

I love the start with the long claws they have, I just learned they're in the same order as sloths which is crazy to me but explains a lot. You can really grasp the thought process of the TFee just from the body posing and expression - this sort of "were my nails always this sharp?" worry that makes the TF seem more believable without any words. I also really enjoy how convincingly stocky you make the hands while keeping the change in the background as we focus on the snout change (which I also love - you gave it an almost pig-like quality at this stage that I find really appealing visually).

Those two panels of the snout extending though are so damn good on their own, too. Just the sloping and curvature are done really well to produce the really unique look they have, and the way her glasses slide off adds an endearing realism to the process. Shoutouts go to the pair of panels showing her shoes merging in with the TF too, color-wise it's almost seamless which is absolute witchcraft. Also love the shots where we get to see how long her face as viewed from the front is, which looks appropriately ridiculous, especially with the hair still being there. I appreciate the seamlessness of the tail growing, too - though it kinda makes me think back to giant anteaters again with how they have big feather dusters for tails, essentially.

The final touches like the eye change to represent MC and the glasses still being there in the final panel to provide a sense of scale just add the cherry on top. I realize that this is probably my longest ramble yet about your comic but you keep putting out classics. Amazing job!

I love doing the less common ones for sure! I have ironically been turned off of anteaters (at least for a bit) because someone kept pestering/requesting it on all my socials, and it soured me to the person.

Oooh! I didn't know they're close to sloths! Those claws definitely match though! Aardvarks also totally have that pig snout look, it's just muuuch longer. I'm also gonna share the pumpkin video in case you haven't seen it yet, please enjoy the velvety snoofer: https://youtu.be/q_IXpdSrxyI?si=pzkbK5itYpLGAaft

Ahhhhh thank you so much! I was worried about the shoes, but I'm glad they worked! And you're right, anteaters have fantastic tails!

Thank you! I adore your comments every time!

Yay for her