tuxedodragon

tuxedodragon, 1 month ago to pokemon

did some doodles of my eeveesona based on an idea by team-stardust over on Cohost! PMD hero who's eyes start out more human-like and gradually become more pokemon-like the longer they stay in that form ✨

#tux_arts #eevee #pokemon #pokesona #pmd #pokemonmysterydungeon

tuxedodragon, 1 month ago to Furry

📌 #introduction

✨ what's up, i'm Tux! i also go by Theo or Wilde interchangeably, and i prefer they/it pronouns atm! nice to meet you! ;3

i work as a freelance artist specializing in furry art and comics, and am the creator of the Amphimorpho species as well as the webcomic "Meet Me in the Woods"!

this profile is primarily just for sharing my art and things related to that! feel free to peek around some of the links in my bio if you're curious about my other shenanigans~

#furryart #furry #transformation #tf #amphimorpho #art #webcomic

A four-part sequence of a human transforming into a black and white, noodle shaped creature. There's a bit of text in the middle of the drawing which reads "Wow! Just like Animorphs!"
The cover for the webcomic "Meet Me in the Woods". The two main protagonists are featured in the foreground, holding a phone and flashlight respectively, which provides the only source of light in the image. Behind them, their shadows take the forms of two mysterious creatures against the backdrop of the pine trees.
A page of notes about the fictional alien species "Proteus amphimorpho". Two photos are taped on the left side of the page, depicting two noodle-shaped creatures with long ears and long tails; the one on top stands on all fours, whereas the one on the bottom stands on two legs with a raptor-like stance. The notes describe amphimorpho as "a unique, chimeric species initially developed under Project Delta to study cellular regeneration using novel gene editing techniques". A list of defining traits of the species is highlighted with the following items: long body, prehensile tail, rabbit-like ears, lack of nostrils, belly pouch (?), shapeshifting ability. Other notes on the page detail specific parts of the amphimorpho biology and read: "Tail is 1 - 2x the body length on average, and incredibly strong!", "Ears can pivot independently and are very expressive", "They lack nostrils, instead utilizing an olfactory organ on the roof of the mouth and their tongues to smell", "Front and hind paws have similar shapes".