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Thank you to all my $10+ donators! It’s these contributions that really make doing what I do possible.I had two separate requests for a Bunyip Lesson and it sounded like a fun opportunity to do my take on a design of a creature with a wide variety of depictions :) This also kicks off YEAR 20 of donation art! Holy cow ya'll.

This donation artwork will be available for download until the end of the month AFTER the one in the title :)

Also, this donation artwork will never be publicly posted as thanks to those people who have supported me and my artwork. It probably goes without saying, but I do request that no one distribute this art for the obvious reasons. 

Previous months' donation artwork will be available through itchio or my website as normal.

ALSO, since you are one of my "Lesson Students" (aka, $10+ contributors), YOU GET TO HELP ME DECIDE WHAT TO DO FOR FUTURE DONATION ART SEQUENCES!

Also! thanks for being a $10+ patreon member - you are welcome to post a suggestion for future months' donation art ideas as a comment on this post!

Disclaimer that suggestions may be tweaked (as these are requests and not commissions), and while there is no guarantee I will use all suggestions, I DO consider all suggestions, and keep a list of them to consider for months to come!

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Matt R

Hmm...have you ever done ghost TFs before? I was going to suggest a Lah TF from the Marza shorts/Night of the Werehog

Rufe

What about a somewhat tame but detailed human male to female, or female to male human TF? (Tame as in realistic body proportions and emotions) With Arania's style of high detail TF it would be interesting to see the nuances between the two, for example in the hands and feet, body, hips, face structure etc, etc, (genitalia?) And how a person's thoughts and feeling change during the process- similar to a real life transition but sped up significantly.

Rufe

Really liking the creativity in this sequence BTW! The face change and genitals are my favourite as well as the pool setting.

arania

Thank you! Yeah it was a fun challenge and got to play with some fun designwork!

Rufe

Alternatively Ashley's fox transformation- we've not had a fox lesson yet!

Cydra

Interesting design for the bunyip. Of course, the real reason no two descriptions of it are alike is because the Australian Aborigines are not just one people. They are made up of different tribes with as much diverse cultures and tales as the Native Americans. But the bunyip being described as a monstrous pinniped matches several descriptions.

arania

Oh yeah absolutely - colonists have a bad habit of viewing indigenous populations as a monolith. I definitely leaned on the piniped descriptions but wanted to fold in traits of a few other descriptions as well. I could see the bunyip also being a term used for a variety of piniped species (such as descriptions of different fur texturs vis a vis the wrinkled skin, long necks vs short, size differences, etc).

arania

I was actually going to cite this one, too! I haven't heard of the Marza shorts