26 Vortnights 24: Overeating

For this prompt, I made an image of Abyss/Rayne overdoing it on the henchmen of a villain that had taken some government officials hostage at the mansion in background (most visible in upper left hand corner). With all the civilians having been evacuated from the grounds, she was decided to let her symbiote "hood" peel back, revealing Rayne's actual face. It's not like she can go anywhere until she digests quite a bit of her meal, anyways, may as well relax.

26 Vortnights 23: Vegan

For this prompt, I'm using a concept I've been interested in for a while. Namely, that of a vegan or vegetarian pred that eats plant people. While this concept doesn't really fit the more common moral reasons for being vegan IRL, I feel that it can be justified by having the pred either be vegan because they think it's healthier, or because they actually have some sort of medical reason to avoid meat, such as an allergy to animal protein. In this case, an orc falling into the latter category has eaten a dryad in an urban fantasy setting. (Which happens to be the same world my werewolf girl Roxanne comes from.)

In this setting, all orcs are functional hermaphrodites at least theoretically capable of swallowing large prey whole. Dryads, on the other hand, are females of the sexually dimorphic treefolk species - the males are treants. Most predatory races would have little interest in the woody flesh of treefolk, but orcs have a very broad definition of what is edible. They are capable of safely consuming and digesting almost any sort of organic matter that isn't too terribly poisonous or decayed, and their idea of what is palatable is much broader than most other races. However, even most orcs would shy away from the sort of fare favored by treefolk. While treefolk get much of their energy from sunlight, they also require some nutrients from food. As plants, their digestive tract is very poorly developed, however, and all their food has to be heavily fermented (read: decayed) for them to be able to absorb the nutrients properly. Compost is the primary staple food for most dryads and treants.

Toon Style Test v2

After posting the original Toon Style Test some other places, I got some feedback from several people suggesting that with the addition of some three-point lighting it would be much better. So, after reading a couple of tutorials and getting a bit of help from one of the people who provided the original critique, I've come up with a new, much-improved version. Nothing in the scene has been changed other than the addition of some lighting, but it made a big difference.

Happy Halloween 2020!

Happy Halloween!

26 Vortnights 22: Vampire

For the vampire theme, have my chupacabra girl Camila in a vampire costume enjoying a belly full of blood drained from a couple of satyrs. Yummy, yummy "goat" blood!

26 Vortnights 21: Ghost

I don't have much to say about this one. Just a big-boobed ghost woman who ate a guy.

26 Vortnights 20: Pirate

For the pirate prompt, have an image of my pirate captain queen Marzia Tempesta after downing some hapless prey from her ship's hold.

26 Vortnights 19: Reading

Both Megan and I like to read, and often borrow each other's books. As a dullahan, Megan can't be permanently killed by anything other than gold, so she generally doesn't mind if I eat her from time to time - she'll just reform in a few hours, anyways. Combined, those two facts mean that situations such as this one have occurred on multiple occasions.

Out of character, a few things I'd like to say about Megan. First of all, she is my only character who ever ends up as prey, and even then, she only lets a few select people eat her. Also, regarding the first image in this piece, when she wants to pass as human or just keep her hands free, Megan can secure her head to her neck with a choker, ribbon, or other neckwear that is sufficiently broad and close-fitting.