I believe that in light of my featuring in 's journal, it's good form for me to do the same!

So here's the scoop, in case you aren't familiar: the first ten people who leave a comment here volunteering, I'll feature and comment on three of my favorite pieces in your gallery, regardless of whether I currently watch you. If you don't have a good selection of pieces in your gallery (7+), well, we'll deal with that then. Since I got the zombie bite from , I'll feature him as my first of 10 people.

If you volunteer, your good name is contingent upon you continuing the meme in a journal of your own, taking the first ten volunteers, of which (hooray!) I'm number one!

My ten people:

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1.
a) I think this piece is really representative of the best of Xerovore's gallery. The subject is one of his lovely larger ladies, and it includes three particular elements: fantastically rendered eyes, a compellingly shaded face, and hand-made textures that add depth to the picture.
b) Xerovore's gallery is full of art trades, and this is my favorite of the bunch. I think he did an excellent job on Gertrude's face and the perspective and the fur, and it also includes another of his favorite attributes: the massive belch!
c) I might be cheating a bit with this one - I'm selecting this picture to represent the whole "There Once was a Lady" set. Xerovore and I have collaborated quite a few times (sometimes I'm surprised by how often when I look back at my gallery!), and while all of his coloring jobs have reason to recommend themselves, I think he excelled in this series. He captured the storybook watercolor effect perfectly, and despite the complicated color palette of the nesting vore scenes, pulled it off well before deadline. I was impressed!

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2.
a) I haven't read all of Foxby's stories, so I can't promise you that this is the best of the lot, but I do think it's representative. He's a good writer (with a solid grasp on grammar, which means he wins at the internet!), and this story is a fun little slice of his world, Kiria. Vixie, Ellen, and Lara's children star!
b) I just love this portrait of Lara with her "Heh heh, I'll eat you now" expression. And watch out for that long tongue! I think it must curl up in some tongue-receiving organ below her throat, like a viper in a basket.
c) How could I not include a picture of Vixie - in this case oh-so-casually packing away a little squirrel? With squirrels that small, it takes -forever- to catch enough to make a tube top, which unfortunately leads to many underdressed nubile foxgirls wandering around.

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3.
a) I don't know that I could give a succinct reason, but I think this is my favorite piece in BingFox's gallery. I like the idea of a squid (instead of an octopus) as a chef, and she's got a great smile and uniform, and I don't mind at all that she has about a billion tentacles. Not at all.
b) BingFox has a very distinctive style both for drawing skinny folks and heftier folks, and I chose this piece to illustrate both! Plus, there's implied vore. Yay!
c) I was dithering a bit on whether to include this one or [link] , but this kraken really stands out from his gallery to me for its atypical perspective and shading and texturing. I think the kraken might represent a new progression in BingFox's art; if so, congratulations!

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4.
a) If there's something I like, it's vore. If there's something I really like, it's costume vore! I like brain3times3's picture, too.
b) I've always thought sphinxes made terrific predators from both a physical and mental perspective.
c) Of course I have to feature f/m vore. That's my thang!

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5.
a) This would be a fun spin on "I Dream of Jeannie". I like Baz's technique for Sophie's scales here.
b) The gradient shading on Smoke's udders really makes them look full and heavy.
c) And of course I'm obliged by the universe to feature some vore.

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6.
a) I think a number of people who watch me like the plump ladies, and like the cow-ladies, so I suppose this one's a shoo-in! (No, I did not go for the "moo-in" pun.)
b) More cow-girl, this time with added perspective goodness!
c) Nekos, rose whips - what more could a person want?

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Still needed: Volunteers 7 - 10!

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