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A Were's First 32

🕑 Added 2022-12-15 00:19:51 +0000 UTC

Comments

Anfield

ooo loving how the chest and back is coming out! I always adore seeing back shots of characters once again AWESOME JOB LIKE ALWAYS!

Warbear

Voice sucks. We don't like voice.

Warbear

I thought I responded to this comment but I can't find it, but yes great catch. Used to be "smooth" but it wasn't quite the right wording for the story...

Roque

Voice is a bitch. And he's losing his shorts again Takes a lot of talent to do two clothes bursts. ;)

Bear X

The phrase "unchallenged transition" is quite curious. Not "smooth" not "undisturbed"... but "unchallenged". Interesting.

Warbear

We still have a ways to go before he's forced on all fours.

ppp

Also I glad to see his a bit elongated feet :3 So, will he get up on his two legs or from that moment will he only on all fourth? 🧐

Lizarman

Sigh, romanticism is dead. Weres mauled it probably

Warbear

Probably dangerous, yes lol

Lizarman

That is an AMAZING page. Poor Curtis, he doesn't seem to be having as much fun as we are. But oh boy those ribs are sure growing. I guess the arms and legs will soon follow. ... is it bad I kind of wanna cuddle him a bit to help him trought it? It'd probably be quite bad for my health, right?

GrizzlyTales

Nah man, they were banger right from the start and it's only gotten even better haha

K The Shy Kat

Yeeee

Warbear

I hope he falls into mine hehe

Warbear

We'll get there!

Cheap

He’s getting so big, he’s going to have to expand in other areas to make room! That tailbone is looking lonely 👀

Warbear

I hate looking at the older pages of the comic. They're so bad lol

Warbear

We gonna!

B

Bigger! BIGGER! ❤️❤️❤️

K The Shy Kat

Hope he doesn’t fall into my room 👀💦

GrizzlyTales

Your drawing style is literally evolving right alongside Curtis, in a great way! It's so cool to see how much you're trying and succeeding with all these awesome poses and angles.

Warbear

Yuge. He's gonna fall through the floor!

Warbear

I'm really happy with how that one came out. A perspective, fisheye lens shot to really try to capture the chaos and trauma happening to Curtis' body.