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This (and my scrap Glumph) is my first step from transformations and humanoids into surreality. (don't worry, I'll keep drawing TFs.)
The idea centeres arround a problem I've had with single frame transformations. In this picture, there are no substantial clues as to what is happening. Is the dragonic figure drawing in the pig imp? or is it ripping away? Are they people, becoming something else? Things that are not entirely human? Are they both female? Is one becoming female, while the other becoing male? -and who's tail are these anyway!! (are they bobby or billy or timmy's tail no noooooo) All that can be truely discerned of the picture is that the dragonic figure seems to enjoy the process, while the smaller imp seems to be in pain.

I'm improving, but as always I'm impatient with myself.

A Ticonderoga pencil (if you're going to use one type of graphite pencil for everything, I would strongly suggest these) drawing on 6"x8" Drawing paper, scanned, colored and shaded in photoshop useing my three layered style. I took me roughly an hour to draw and six hours to shade. Coloring took little time.

I may recolor this with my lineless style (like in the glumph scrap) but for now I feel the need to move on, as my other drawings are threatening to pile up.

Description
This (and my scrap Glumph) is my first step from transformations and humanoids into surreality. (don't worry, I'll keep drawing TFs.)
The idea centeres arround a problem I've had with single frame transformations. In this picture, there are no substantial clues as to what is happening. Is the dragonic figure drawing in the pig imp? or is it ripping away? Are they people, becoming something else? Things that are not entirely human? Are they both female? Is one becoming female, while the other becoing male? -and who's tail are these anyway!! (are they bobby or billy or timmy's tail no noooooo) All that can be truely discerned of the picture is that the dragonic figure seems to enjoy the process, while the smaller imp seems to be in pain.

I'm improving, but as always I'm impatient with myself.

A Ticonderoga pencil (if you're going to use one type of graphite pencil for everything, I would strongly suggest these) drawing on 6"x8" Drawing paper, scanned, colored and shaded in photoshop useing my three layered style. I took me roughly an hour to draw and six hours to shade. Coloring took little time.

I may recolor this with my lineless style (like in the glumph scrap) but for now I feel the need to move on, as my other drawings are threatening to pile up.