snepril!

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Hey there! I'm Snepril! | she/her, it/its | cat-dragon-girl-thing | married to an amazing woman | sometimes writer, all times hopeless lesbian | profile art by ReagentNein! | Minors DNI

A page from a comic. Catbolds arrive to lavish their newly-crowned guest with gifts of jewelry. As her first companion slips a golden and bejeweled bracelet over her wrist, her arm rapidly grows in both size and weight, her hand transforming into a bulky cat's paw even as her skin is subsumed by the speckled and luscious fur of a snow leopard. Similar changes quickly reshape her legs; a bangle is slipped around her ankles, causing her legs to swell into animalistic and stocky things, each wider than both were before. Her clothes are stretched thin by her expanding form, eventually tearing and falling free in loose shreds. All the while, the rest of her body follows suit. Pound after pound of decadent fat piles onto her torso, swelling her hips, chest, and belly to queenly proportions, while two pairs of curling and draconic horns sprout from her forehead. Her face is quickly swallowed by that same coat of fur now covering the rest of her, while her lips stretch into a leonine snout and her ears grow long and pointed - much to her flustered delight.
A charming tortoiseshell cat sits poised on a blanket, a decidedly creased lesbian pride flag draped prominently across the wall behind her head. She looks into the distance with a stoic, contemplative expression, doubtless experiencing a profound sense of pride and liberation in her little kitty cat heart.
A preposterously and irresponsibly cute tortoiseshell cat lays in a desk chair, looking at the camera with wide and gentle eyes and a sense of pure-hearted curiosity. One leg is tucked beneath her cheek such that the top of her paw is facing the camera, while the speckled, pink-and-black beans of one of her hind paws is visible in the foreground.
Art by Trubbol!
Art by Trubbol! An image of an anthropomorphic skunk in a punky outfit, holding a glowing purple hood with mischief in her eyes and a smile on her face.
The following is a four-page comic, illustrated by Snepfeathers in loving detail. An anthropomorphic, catlike creature - a catbold - stands before a throne of rough hewn stone, threaded with veins of gold and topped with luxurious crimson pillows. Beside her is a human woman, her hair in a bedraggled ponytail, her clothes topped with a threadbare red cloak. A pair of wire-frame glasses are perched on her nose, and she seems tired from a long journey - a sharp contrast to their luxurious surroundings. The two are facing the throne and discussing what's to come, while the catbold holds a thorny golden crown set with turquoise jewels. "Having second thoughts?" asks the catbold. "No, just nervous," replies the girl. "It's a big change." "I can tell. But... I think I'm ready." That exchange done, the catbold hands the girl the crown, who accepts it and, gingerly, places it upon her head. In that moment, it flashes with a brilliant light that quickly envelops her body, and she stands, shocked and immobile, as the power courses through her.
A decadently fluffy catlike dragon lounges on a hoard of pillows, her body adorned with jewels and fat. Two lightly armored and enthusiastic catbolds stand at attention, holding trays of sweets and snacks for their queen.
A picture of a tortoiseshell cat staring up with unsettling intensity at the viewer. A speech bubble over her head reads "Where is the god to whom I may give my undying devotion? Where is the god to whom I may beg revenge against those who scorn me?"
A picture of a plump and smiling dragon with a catlike face and ears. Her horns and chest are adorned with gold and jewels, and she holds a similarly ornate axe to one side. Art by Snepfeathers!
A story thumbnail with an ink-and-parchment aesthetic, framed with a gold band inset with a red jewel. The text reads: "A Pound of Flesh: A dragon devoured a piece of your soul. Can you get it back without losing the rest?"
A cartoonish illustration of a stocky and punky skunk girl. She has a heart pattern on her tail, a glowing purple hoop in her hands, and a mischievous smile on her face. You can definitely trust her not to do anything weird to you.
A high-quality postcard depicting Criz's snow leopard character as an inflatable pool toy with a painted-on grin. It's wearing a Santa hat on one ear and sitting on a snow leopard-patterned inner tube, floating in an expanse of water with islands visible in the background. The words "Mele Kalikimaka" decorate the top of the card in a comic font."
A decorative thumbnail for the above story, made to look like gold overlaid on parchment with a blue gemstone. "Shiny: A newly-transformed familiar adapts to their rubbery new body."
An illustration of a feminine stuffed animal in the shape of an anthropomorphic snow leopard, complete with collar and tag, standing in a neutral pose with a happy expression. It has simplified, toy-like mittens, a pleasant expression, and a holographic visor that displays animated eyes. Most of its body is covered in a simple rosette pattern like a leopard's spots, but its belly and snout are mostly plain white. The undersides of its paws, insides of its ears, and inside of its faux-hair are decorated with a light blue snowflake pattern.
The bowl of spaghetti. Red sauce is heaped atop the pasta, topped with shredded Parmesan cheese and garnished with a fresh green basil leaf - a leafy finger raised defiantly in the face of anxiety.
A scraggly, gray-furred cat sits partly upright on a raised cat bed, his eyes closed and his lips scrunched up such that his pointy little toofers are visible. His fur has the texture of a freshly-cleaned fleece blanket, and his cute little nose is dark and boopable.
A tortoiseshell cat peeks around the corner of a hallway with a single eye, from about halfway up the wall. Her expression is unknowable.