2026 Glutton Request Notes (Patreon)

Hey Gluttons! Thanks for your ongoing support! I want to officially lay out some changes and reminders as we head into 2026.

Deadlines:

The submission deadline has always been the 20th of the month, though I have occasionally left wiggle room. With my schedule looking particularly busy in 2026, I am refining that policy and putting it in writing to avoid having my schedule thrown off by late submissions:

The deadline on the 20th is for both you sending in a request AND me accepting it. So if you send your request in too late on the 20th you will fall into the next bucket below.

Requests received after the 20th but before the 23rd will not go through the draft selection process and will not have dialogue. I will still use my best judgement to meet the requests.

Requests received after the 23rd will not be done.

Thanks for your understanding. I will continue to send reminder emails ahead of the deadline. You can also message me with your request ideas ahead of time before the 1st of the month, just note that they cannot be changed once I start working on them on the 1st.

Trial Run of Newly Allowed Concepts

With advances in AI models and my own skills at tweaking them, I feel semi-comfortable making a few changes to what is acceptable in request images. That said, these are being allowed on a trial basis and if I find that I'm not able to get satisfactory results as expected, or if people are too demanding, then they will go back in the disallowed bin.

With that said, here are the items:

"Lying on belly" poses are now accepted for "regular" sized bellies i.e. approximately one to three prey and the pred's feet still touch the ground. I think I can get these fairly consistently but results may still vary. Do not ask for bellies comparable to the size of Melony at the end of her Christmas story.

Two characters in the same image are now officially allowed when size permits (counts for both of your slots). I've experimented with this on my own in past requests (see Nov 2025) but the tech is finicky. Do not expect this to to work when characters are larger than "single prey" size.

In all cases, I reserve the right to revert back to more conventional images if I am not getting satisfactory results. I will also note that these generally work best with very simple OC character designs, or with extremely popular pop-culture characters.

Thanks, and please comment here or DM me if you have any questions!