I used to, now its more like I'm happy to give anything a go, just to see how it'd turn out. The main issue with big sizes is if I have to do too many of them too often, because there's only so much one can do pose/scenario with a city size blob.

As I get better I grow to dislike what I made in the past quality wise, I paused the angel devil comic and it's become a product of that.

Also at the time I never fathomed just how much work goes into making comic panels (especially regarding backgrounds and shading). Recently however I have been practicing specifically that sort of thing to get better at it, so there is a real chance I do revisit the comic in the future once I'm satisfied with my ability to execute on it

It's not something one really notices in the day by day, but if you ever go to a department store/train station/anywhere busy, and just take a moment to observe all the details, you realise just how much stuff there is overlooked. That was one of the things I first realised when i started working backgrounds, just how much extra stuff you have to add to make it look "normal"

For that picture specifically though all of what I said above, but also I was learning the perspective tool at that time and rendering metal is ANNOYING.

I always liked expansion stuff (mainly boob/butt expansion) so this is a sort of extension of that. What if everything got bigger. The specific gateway was the rapid/instant WG and then from there got a more general taste of the genre

Larp Larp Larp Sahur (no)

The main issue I have with vore is I'm not interested drawing the stomach bumps or the sort of X-ray thing people do. Happy to imply it though, just since that isn't much extra work