What's this, you ask? Well, it's a bit odd. This is how my artwork has advanced throughout the years, from the first otter I ever drew, to the most recent one I've done. All of them are meant to be TF, including the first one, when I had no idea how to do posing.

The first image is my most recent, while the last one, is the first one I did.

First Image: I did this one just a couple of days ago! It's the most recent otter picture I've done. The idea behind this one is that I worked at a zoo, but upon failing to complete projects on time, they had to demote me. Quite a lot of time and effort went into it, but I'm happy with the result.

Second Image: I did this one about 2 months ago. I sketched it on a road trip, then digitized it when I got the chance in preparation for World Otter Day. I wasn't expecting to be changing my style to what the first image was, so it was a bit of a bonus.

Third Image: This one was done 1 year ago for World Otter Day last year (2017). There's a huge difference in style just between last year and this year.

Fourth Image: There's a big gap here in terms of time. This one was 5(ish) years ago. It was the first time I digitally drew an otter, and it was from a traditional drawing I had done.

Fifth Image: I drew this one 6 or 7 years back. It was the first time I started playing around with poses. It was the first time I ever really pushed myself to improve.

Sixth (Final) Image: This was the first time I ever drew myself as an otter. I did this one about 7-8 years ago. A lot of time has passed since then and it blows me away how far I've come. When I was drawing back then, all of the stuff I did was in the same pose. I had just started drawing not too long before this as well.