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One more post from me this year, inspired by everyone else's 2025 art summaries.
Here's a big TF collage of several things I commissioned this year that I haven't personally posted yet (minus the already-posted Froslass TF, because I just really wanted to include it)! Giraffes, pooltoys, Pokemon, weird bodies, fat and muscle, and plenty more fun ideas!
Enjoy this early look, and look forward to a few of these in 2026~ #TFEveryday #transfur
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Here's a big TF collage of several things I commissioned this year that I haven't personally posted yet (minus the already-posted Froslass TF, because I just really wanted to include it)! Giraffes, pooltoys, Pokemon, weird bodies, fat and muscle, and plenty more fun ideas!
Enjoy this early look, and look forward to a few of these in 2026~ #TFEveryday #transfur
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File Size 1.57 MB
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Gosh, yeah... With shoulders down below, you might not necessarily have a butt to sit on! It could bring about an entirely new way to have to rest.
And as far as walking, my initial thought is that I'd just reach to the ground with my legs, but have to waddle widely since they're farther apart and at a 90-degree angle relative to my "shoulders". Plus, I'd effectively only be as "tall" as the height of my legs, plus my head. Quite an increase in being vertically-challenged!
And as far as walking, my initial thought is that I'd just reach to the ground with my legs, but have to waddle widely since they're farther apart and at a 90-degree angle relative to my "shoulders". Plus, I'd effectively only be as "tall" as the height of my legs, plus my head. Quite an increase in being vertically-challenged!
Oooh, I just had a thought to make things even more topsy-turvy. While trying to get used to your new position, your body begins shifting again. Your spine, ribs, organs, all moving and shuffling around. And when it's done, your neck is firmly attached to your crotch, and everything else is upright.
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