Mhmm, it's always what I've been so passionately invested in with these projects. The emotional slow paced atmospheric side to a scene like this. As well as generally being a storyteller. :3
It's people like you who really appreciate it that keeps me going.

Hah, thank you so much for saying so. ^^
It felt really good to just throw everything I had at this scene and try to make the best thing possible. :3
And I'll keep on creating for as long as I can! There's a lot more to go.

Ahh, thank you so so much! You've been a huge help all the while as I worked my way through this whole process and project. :3
It's all been really difficult but also so much fun to see come together myself! It really makes me feel like If I've done this, i can make anything I want.

Thank you all for sticking with me, this is still only just the beginning and I'm continuing to work even as I type this.

It's not gonna take off immediately, but this story is going to be well worth seeing fully unfold.

Thank you all so so much~ <3

The SubscribeStar and Patreon will remain active and I will be posting occasional WIPs on there each stage of the process, but the meat of my creations will now be available for everyone once completed.

If you can, please support me on there so I can continue working towards what I love doing.

I was going to post them once the whole of Act 1 was completed, but I decided that a big part of my motivation to create is sharing what I've done as I finish them.

Once the prologue is posted, I will be posting each individual scene of Act 1 as they're completed.

Visually I wanted to refine the refracting water off the pond's surface and the way it interacted with the characters and I think I managed to strike a pretty good balance.

I'm glad, because they can be a pain proportionally. x3
Worth it though, I really enjoy giving my characters that kind of proportional design. I rarely tend to design a character fully anthro.