She brushed her tail across his face when she lifted it. It was quite startling to suddenly have a big cat's tail in his face. And the way she did it seemed somehow sexual, not just the usual "I'm raising my tail as a flag to say hello" sort of thing that cats do.

Maybe I'll do some shading and added detail later.

Cat tongue direct on flesh is painful, but through cloth can be stimulating.

Sometimes lust trumps fear.

It occurs to me now that there should be more greenery along the stream. Maybe I should fix that...

He fails to consider that as soon as she's no longer in heat she'll be much less accessible than any human girl!

Ah, but for now... :love:

sunset

Dad is wondering where that question came from... but isn't quite sure what to say about it.

And so, several times daily for the next week...

Contrary to what Dad said: in this reality yes, interspecies loving is often firtile.

[this drawing depicts sperm cells, egg cells, and 'love' particles] ;)

The result, as you might guess, is going to be anthro-leos (ok, lame name, but at least it's descriptive).

He felt sure of introducing his gal to Dad, but he has serious misgivings about letting Mom know that she's going to be grandma to lions.

(Kitty cat is making an effort to be non-frightening and tries to do a friendly "meow".)

The research expedition ('safari') will have to be extended for such a momentous situation. Forget about fall term - it's being spent right here.

This picture goes before "safari 12"

Meee-yow!

Add this one to the Kama Sutra

On one hand, it's truly wonderful to have a girlfriend who can bend around and lick you both while you're coupled. On the other hand, if she does more than the barest tip of her tongue you'd have to be a masochist to enjoy it. Fortunately, she quickly learns to use only the smooth parts of her tongue.

This picture goes before "safari 12"

Commission for a friend - she requested I draw her as a cat. She was good about posing for the drawing, and happy with the result. Please treat this pic as view only, no printing or saving.

One of my old favorites.

Scarlet, daughter of Valerie.

Powerful, dangerous women... oh, yeah, baby! Curvy and sharp.
I did the dragoness in pencil, photocopied, added more detail and a frame to the photocopy in ink, and I like the result.
She's just about to torch someone.

Colored pencil cartoon chick showing off. Here's the problem with not doing the surroundings at the same time as the character: I know what I want to be there, but the character being so finished makes it difficult to work with. Her mom is walking in on her as she's showing off to her beau.

The original is 8 1/2 x 11, but I was thinking of it as a poster when I drew it. Colored pencil and ink.

Oh, no, someone's about to get et.

"Please?"

Little kitty Stephanie is no longer fully entertained by her string. Now that she's in heat she wants some male attention.
Anthropomorphic (barely) due to having small breasts instead of just teats.

"Sweetness Bouncing on Her Bed" You can sort of make out the outline of a young friend at the window. (The window is foggy.) She doesn't know he's there. If she finds out she'll probably beat him over the head with her textbooks next time she sees him... But she would secretly be amused.
The scan lost some detail. (For better copies of this or any of my art, send requests (along with food, money, other art, or whatever you think appropriate) to me.)

Curved lines, wide and thin, make the abstracted form of a slit-eyed beauty.
Ink 8x10 in. $80

Open invitation by Tabitha, who is in heat.

7 image cartoon, pen on paper. Originally on two sheets. The kitty girl asks for enhancements, and the artist keeps teasing her. I planned 3 more to the series, but they're not finished (and may never be).

Teri and Lucia, sisters, saying "Please come fuck us!"
graphite on plain paper

8 x 10, pencil.
I put in the background about 2 years after I drew the figure. I'm not sure it was an improvement.

Tigress leaning against tree, with her tail raised. (The sky gradient doesn't show well on the scan - pretend it's darker at the top)
pencil on 8 1/2 x 11 paper