It'll certainly be difficult for them to get noticed!

A doodle sketch page with three subjects. On the left is a bald eagle head shot. In the middle is a Blaziken anthro sitting down, arms outstretched and placed on the ground to his sides. He is looking back at some micros crawling on and around his butt. On the right is a zoom in shot of the same Blaziken's crotch with some micros climbing his leaking member and sack.

Some doodles from January of me testing out a new tablet! I'm a little rusty, so I wanted to practice some shots and poses (they're a bit random). Gonna try out some more doodles, but feel free to scale Blaziken here while I'm sketching~

The story, choices, and relationships are arguably the most important parts of Mass Effect as a whole. I'm not sure what they'll do either, but these aspects need to be handled with care.

A First Contact War story or that Illusive Man comic are both great choices to tackle for a show though!

That'd be pretty funny! Imagine Garrus going on a spiel about the Great Journey and Shepard's just there, silently judging that crazy religious zealotry under his helmet. Though that would require Hollywood to have good writers and a sense of creativity, and I think that well ran dry a while back.

This is something I feel gets forgotten more than anyone wants to admit. In order to appeal to the non-gamer audience, you have to appeal to fans of your series first. If the fans of your series don't show up, they're not going to spread the good word of said series. You hit the nail on its head!

I could see some potential struggles with a Shepard story since they're customized by you (the player) and thus have a very distinct story based on your choices. But with how cinematic the games are and how rich the lore is, they have so much to work with. Diluting it for "non-gamers" is a bad move.

With how ingrained aliens are in the Mass Effect universe as a whole, I don't think that's even possible. The only way I could see them effectively limiting the scope of an alien presence is if they write the show about the First Contact War instead of Shepard, and even then there'd still be turians

I'm not sure, but I personally think they'll take the live action approach. Mass Effect's art direction in the games would probably lend itself better to that style of show. My current thought process in terms of looks is the Expanse, but with CGI aliens.

Get at it, Kitty! I have faith in you!

I do kind of wonder how they'll even approach the aliens. Making a show like this in the first place necessitates a lot of CGI use, which I suspect will eat a big hole in their budget. Mass Effect as a franchise is literally 70% aliens, with said aliens on your crew and in IMPORTANT CHARACTER ROLES.

I kind of figured it'd be bad based on some of the directors attached to it, but I had a small sliver of hope that maybe it could be good. With this news though, I'm very worried it's going to take cues from Paramount's Halo.

My expectations before were already through the floor with this being an Amazon show, but now they've reached the Earth's molten core. Mass Effect deserves so much better than this.

Thank you!

Hey Eric! I'm sorry for missing this - thank you so much for the compliments! I really do need to tackle vore more in the future.

When bae says they're home alone but you're a horny 200-foot tall argonian with no concept of property damage. City's not the only thing getting crushed today~

A render for Macro March (finally managed to finish it in time) cause I wanted to test some sfx as well. Might do more of this style soon!

Told you ;)

He's already looking to set up shop between those toes~

As it turns out, he wasn't quite done shrinking yet~

I'm so glad you like it, Gui!

I'm so happy that you're still enjoying the picture! Your story was incredible, so I wanted to give you something worthwhile in exchange. I'm still shocked that you wanted Torrin as the subject for this piece, but it gave me a good excuse to draw the big bird man again, so thank you!

If that's the case, stay right where you are

The viewer is put inside a shoe belonging to a jocky cardinal. The cardinal, Torrin, is unaware that anyone is inside. This is demonstrated by the insert panel at the bottom right of the picture, showing the unaware cardinal's face. The main panel view primarily focuses on Torrin's large foot making it's way inside the shoe, where a small micro occupying the foreground stares up in awe. He is in the process of shrinking. Please consider this picture the second part of this series. The micro's dialogue is as follows: "Fuuuuuuuck..." Torrin's dialogue is as follows: "Huh, pleasant jogging weather today..."

The viewer is put inside a shoe belonging to a jocky cardinal. The cardinal, Torrin, is unaware that anyone is inside. This is demonstrated by the insert panel at the bottom right of the picture, showing the unaware cardinal's face. The main panel view primarily focuses on Torrin's large foot making it's way inside the shoe, where a small micro occupying the foreground stares up in awe. The micro's dialogue is as follows: "Is this a dream or a nightmare...?" Torrin's dialogue is as follows: "Huh, pleasant jogging weather today..."

Don't fall for Torrin. Whether or not he's aware of your crush, it usually ends badly. Should you decide to stick around though, you'll either find yourself under him, scaling him, or in him. And that's exactly how he likes it.

An art trade with @slysterk.bsky.social

I'm so pleased you like it! You make some excellent pieces yourself, I must say.

Flick thought he could sneak away for a moment to enjoy his own socks after a full day of field work. Unbeknownst to him, it seems that a few dust mites, boyfriend included, were caught in the bug-catcher’s intimate fun…

(Ft. @psynoc.bsky.social , @fuzzysokz.bsky.social and me!)

An alt version of the same Sneaky picture, this time with an extra panel depicting the inside of the shoe that's being huffed. A bunch of tiny silhouettes are being sucked into Sneaky's nostrils, only by his act of breathing. Some cling to the fabric of the sneaker, while others have a slightly different fate, ending up stuck inside Sneaky's beak.

(CW: Nasal vore)
If you're wondering what is happening inside the other shoe... It doesn't get better for the tinies (or does it? you be the judge). I certainly hope they're getting paid more!

Sneaky, the vulture shoe salesman from the "Goat" movie", is sitting on the carpet of his shop. He's huffing a visibly worn-out and steamy sneaker, while he has the other one (also steamy) pinned down with his foot. His feet also look steamy and a bit sweaty from wearing the sneakers for a while. Stuck to his foot, and also inside the pinned-down shoe, there are several micros struggling with the situation in different ways. Sneaky is enjoying himself quite a bit, and has an erection leaking through his shorts.

Whatever happens after the open hours in a sneaker shop? One thing is for sure, it's probably not that interesting.

But if you happen to be invited to participate in a quality test on the products sold here, you'd better read the fine print first... "Change sizes?" surely they mean shoe sizes...

Loving the collection! I used to own Storm Pegasus and Flame Libra when I was younger. Those two were my absolute favorite. Thank you for bringing back some very fond memories!

Hot and mean jock burb

Seam is great, so I was more than happy to contribute to the cause! Though, I'm kind of surprised at the lack of macro/micro art of him.

Jock burb~