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Happy Vore Day! I've been too busy to make anything new, so here's an old maw from a few years ago.

God I wish that were me

Going to try and be there! Will toss this guy in for good measure

Very specific, but I love the way you draw the claw hands. The amount of detail and care put into the scales is fantastic

Happy Vore Day! I've been too busy to make anything new, so here's an old maw from a few years ago.

God I wish that were me

Yeah. Feels like a tragically missed opportunity

I rarely, rarely, rarely get to have size dreams. So why did my psyche decide to set one in Overwatch, a game I A; don't like, B; don't play, and C; don't like the character designs for. You had ONE CHANCE and you blew it

What's the typical technique for sharing longer-form literature stuff on here? I'm kinda thinking of writing something, since what I posted about yesterday is still on the brain and I need to get it out

Picturing being stuck in a cargo hold somewhere, listening to and feeling something's tongue shoving its way through your entire vessel, effortlessly headed straight for you. Slightly terrifying

Yeah! I think that's what makes these scenarios so fun to me; the prey's just attempting to avoid winding up in something's gullet, but they're unwittingly making it more entertaining for whoever's hunting them. Teasing and exciting the thing that wants to eat you probably isn't the best plan

Probably excellent for extracting snacks from intrusive submarines

Absolutely! Can imagine hiding in a small room, thinking you're safe, only for one of those to shove straight through the door. Blindly flopping and slithering around until it happens to brush against you; and then in an instant you're engulfed, being dragged inescapably back to its point of origin

Missed this one earlier, sorry! Yeah, they make for fun settings. I'm generally not super into outright cruel content, but I do love fearplay, so having the tension of an apocalypse mixed with a beast who's maaaaybe mellowed out a bit after eating hundreds of people is a fun best of both worlds

Gotta catch you somehow

It is so good! But not so dangerous. Soft landing, after all

Honestly, I feel like it'd be sort of flattering. By most metrics you should be totally beneath this thing, but for whatever reason, you're their sole focus. It's not even practical where they're concerned, you're just that interesting, apparently.

Still not gonna open the door.

Shrinking back deeper into the piles of food, shivering from both the cold and from panic. Suddenly realizing that you picked a very fitting hiding spot! Freezers are where food is stored, after all.

For what it's worth, you close and lock the door

Scrambling into the place's freezer room, ducking down among boxes of chilled food, hoping they don't get this far in. It's miserably cold, but - these places can survive tornados, right? Surely that'll be good enough. Surely they can't be that invested in finding you.

Ooh, yeah. Rampage stuff isn't really my style usually, but being stuck trying to survive in the aftermath? So good. Being the sole unlucky target of something massive's fascination, hoping that you juuuust happen to be in the one spot they're not going to look

Yeah! I just like to imagine it from the prey's perspective. "Safe", but completely trapped, watching this massive thing claw its way closer and closer to your hiding spot. Slowly figuring out how to get to you. Realizing just how 100% dedicated they are to devouring you, and you specifically.

Struggling to get the last chip in a can of Pringles is very funny until you're the chip

Extremely niche vore thought of the evening - preds trying to get prey out of something. A giant prying the doors off a car and vigorously shaking it out over their maw; a dragon pressing their snouts up against the entrance of a slightly-too-small cave, trying to lick up the human hiding within.

I need to start doing more with human preds. I love monsters, obviously, but winding up in the hands of a regular person is also really compelling. How different an environment/individual can be when viewed from a miniature perspective - How weird it'd be, getting devoured by just...another person

Thanks! And if they didn't want to be gruelingly squeezed through hundreds of feet of internal passages, they shouldn't have gone and gotten themselves swallowed by a giant. It's 100% on them if they get tired

For me it's that, and the fact that they can APPROACH you from any direction. Surge up from the darkness below, dive down from above while you're distracted by those depths... you're only likely to see them coming if they want you to. Otherwise, you're getting snapped up with zero warning.

That's one solution, yeah! For characters who can't shape change, I think I'd just say they have enough control over their digestive systems to bring prey back up from that point. Skips the ending, and also adds a very long return trip, emphasizing just how far you've gone

Eh, not weird in a bad way, I'm just not used to my art being shared around like that. It's neat!

Kinda weird knowing my art's being shared around like that, but I appreciate it! Sea beasts are definitely my MO

Paradoxically, I don't like full tour but I do like intestines. Hours of slowly winding through an endless, twisting passage, squeezed up and down and sideways and around tight corners and through cramped bends; so totally trapped even your captor can't set you free. Would be a nice massage at least

Ooh, love the subjaws. I still regret not giving Murt a pair, morays are what he was originally based on

It turned out very well, yeah! I'd be curious to learn more about these things.