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I had a lot of time and a bunch of small pictures I had taken from a few past sequences, and decided to do a sequence of my own. I wasn't sure where to go with this, so I started by merely improvising and came up with this. Given that I only had seven pictures to work with, some of the process will - unfortunately - remain off-screen.

I honestly like the concept of familiars in Dungeons & Dragons. Normally, these creatures are either befriended or summoned by a person, depending on their class. Mages tend to summon familiars, while rangers and druids tend to befriend wild animals and see them as travel companions. However, in some rare cases, non-animal familiars can be called upon. In this case, I was thinking of a nature spirit, a bit like Kororo (or Corey) from Shaman King, hence why her tiny size.

For this part, it takes place after her growth to human size. I didn't have any pictures that would make for a good AP/Growth scene, which is why I skipped it.

Let's just say that the tiny little nature spirit isn't tiny anymore... and will be doing a lot more for her master from now on.

Description
I had a lot of time and a bunch of small pictures I had taken from a few past sequences, and decided to do a sequence of my own. I wasn't sure where to go with this, so I started by merely improvising and came up with this. Given that I only had seven pictures to work with, some of the process will - unfortunately - remain off-screen.

I honestly like the concept of familiars in Dungeons & Dragons. Normally, these creatures are either befriended or summoned by a person, depending on their class. Mages tend to summon familiars, while rangers and druids tend to befriend wild animals and see them as travel companions. However, in some rare cases, non-animal familiars can be called upon. In this case, I was thinking of a nature spirit, a bit like Kororo (or Corey) from Shaman King, hence why her tiny size.

For this part, it takes place after her growth to human size. I didn't have any pictures that would make for a good AP/Growth scene, which is why I skipped it.

Let's just say that the tiny little nature spirit isn't tiny anymore... and will be doing a lot more for her master from now on.