Forest

Finaly back with a actual TF. Done for Comus and his Character Mr. Airwick. Careful those fairy rings are a hazard if you step in em. Also beware they like to groom and keep pets.

There's an old saying when you cross through Will-O-Wisp Woods to always stray on the path of Man. There comes a point where a fork splits along the way, not well known and not well seen but not well hidden. On one path the path is laden with pine leaves and the other is covered with wodden figures looking like bowling pins. Did this man take the path of needles or the path of pins? Either way, he strayed off the path, finding himself paying the consequences. While he changes and shrinks, the f...

Walking through the cursed forest didn't scare Carey. But it should have. Her hair fell out, feathers sprouted from her skin, and scales formed on her hands. The forest shadows moved in different ways as her eyes changed ... she was an owl creature now, and she looked around the forest, her new home. Part of my "use references from US magazine" series

Commission for Mastermastel, a TF sequence of him transforming into his dragon self. I think the natural sedative that's keeping him from feeling the pain of the transformation is numbing his senses, reason why he doesn't notice his clothes ripping

An elf who believes herself safe discovers she is nowhere near "out of the woods". Bwahaha! I'm so funny... ...*cough*

A Girl to Deer transformation series. This series is in the Sketchbook Auction project that is nearly ready to go. So if you like transformation sequences, sit back, grab a soda and click away with that mouse.

Completion: 17/17! w00t! Two companions go out into the woods to complete an ancient ritual, only to get more than what they bargained for.

Hehe, pardon the pun. XP But seriously, I got an idea for this a while back. Three kids get their animal based badges in a place known as the "Forest of no return." When they get there, the pack mother reveals herself as a magical being called Akeela, and then begins to teach them why they say members of the 666th troop disappear. What will the parents have to say? Of course, my real favorite part is seeing the youngest of the troop becoming a bobcat with a strange fascination...almost a sign of...

Hehe, back in Oklacon, they had their own version of tag simulating nature called "Predator and Prey".. Not only was it tons of fun, but for the first time in a long time, I had really felt like an animal...and I strangely liked it. So in this picture, it accomplishes a sort of fantasy. Enjoy! Oh, I had to edit the picture because of an ugly crease in the corner. Much better now.