As with most of the rest here, drawn with pencil, inked, digitized, then colored.

Gaps in page numbering are due to the fact that I intend to fill them in later. Someday. Probably.

This is one of the few I drew in separate sections on the paper.

This counts as 3 pictures. That is to say: 201 is the bottom half, and 202 is the lower right inset.

Numbering will be standardized once I decide which panels go together in what order and such.

Some background: In this version of the time and place it isn't unheard of for humans to be friends with, or even marry other animals, but it isn't really socially acceptable. And in reality, parents were expected to take a large part in choosing their children's spouses. It certainly doesn't help that Nico's father has an even stronger dislike of foxes than was usual for peasants of that era. By the way, their father does not usually hit them like that.

Nico and his older brothers fight sometimes, but on the whole they're nice to each other.

Val, on the way home after a night at Nico's. Rumors, via the crow, spread faster than she can trot.

Sam the squirrel is too foolish to keep his mouth shut.

As soon as Father is out of sight, Nicolas takes off.

Val paces back and forth at the far end of the den from where Nicolas rests on the mattress. This shows just a sample of what she's thinking - doubting her choices, considering the future.

Nico's father doesn't approve of Nico's doings, but he regrets how he reacted to it.

As usual, any missing page numbers are where I left space in case I decide later that something needs to be put in.

Sometimes when leopards and humans mate, the offspring have both human breasts and kitty teats rather than a more blended anatomy.
4x8, pencil

"Like the top?"

Hmmm. Bad bears, not just naughty.

WARNING! Do not feed the bears... or give them other ideas.

A mixed couple cartoon. She's undecided. And sort of amused. Imagine the dialogue if you will...

Another one based on a photo.
Trying to get halfway between human and kitty nose ended up with it just looking flat, but I'm pleased with how the rest of the drawing went.

Dwarf elephant lady, pregnant.
pencil on paper

pencil, 8x11
$80 for the original

This is one of the few drawings I've done from a photo.

Ink
Tigress near full term, on her haunches leaning back against a tree.

Rhonda, daughter of Nyalia. A 12-breasted leopard girl. In first heat - closer to human than leopard average because she's only a quarter leopard.

Part-leopard sisters from the same litter, tho they have rather different features.
pen on paper

She has some control over the waters.
8 1/2 x 11 ink

Done with a brush-pen, which I'm still learning how to use. I like its ability to do shading.

Penciled on standard printing paper. Inked. No scanner, so photographed. Colored in GIMP.

I am experiencing writer's block as regards the story of Val and Nico. So here's something in the meantime.

He was dragged along with his parents to remote Africa. Not so much a safari as a research and photography project. But they tried to sell it to their kid as an exciting 'safari'.

He had imagined that the locals around where his parents are researching would have no sexual 'hang ups' as he calls them. Wrong.

There's something to be said for boring.

Well, what do you do? You know that if you run you'll be pounced upon as if you were an enthusiastically wiggled cat toy.

No, I'm not going to color all of these.

You hold up a hand to keep a cat away and it decides you're holding your hand there for the purpose of petting it.

The big cat's purr is a rumble that sounds almost more dangerous than friendly.