Art Round-Up (Various Animal Transformations)

Most of the art in this post is brought to you by helpful readers. Keep in mind that some of it is NSFW. There are four sections.

Section 01 is a selection of art found by Kivuli, from various artists.
The first works are animations and gifs:
Dog * Dragon * Lizard * Dragon 2 * Dog * Donkey * Werewolf * Werewolf 2 [thanks Daymon!]* Anthro Cat Body Growth * Dog-to-Werewolf  * Dragon 3 * Anthro Muscle Growth

Moving to youtube, here's another werewolf:



And yet another werewolf video (definitely homemade!), followed by "Jason Muscle Growth"




We now move on to one-page werewolf transformation sequences:
A Classical TF * Demon-Werewolf * Cursed * Bigby from The Wolf Among Us * Therewolf * Phases of the Moon * Curses Are a Pain * Feral Changes * Character Origin * Queer Werewolf


Section 02 features art recommended by Antony. His first pick is the sequence "Truttle Bear" by Dragon-Storm:01 * 02 * 03 * 04 * 05 * 06

Next is "Deer Project" from Yukibenproject:
01 * 02 * 03 * 04 * 05

Third comes several pieces from Killpanda ("I really like his style"). A couple are NSFW:
Tiger * Deer * Wolf  * Wolf 2 * Horse  * Dragon *  Bear


Section 03 is art recommended by yours truly. Apologies if any of the pieces are repeats!
-- Two by Warmbodies: Donkey Pleasure and The Moon
-- The werewolf sequence "Supplements" by Loboleo: 01 * 02 * 03 * 04 * 05 * 06
-- A werewolf TF animation gif by Scrappyvamp and another by Moondoggie
-- Two of Silverclaw's most recent sequences: "Bad Dogs!" 01 * 02 * 03 and "Party Barn," involving a donkey and Border Collie 01 * 02 * 03
-- "Kiss of the She Wolf" by Scrappyvamp: 01 * 02 * 03 * 04 * 05 * 06
-- Minotaur madness in "Call of the Labyrinth" by Capras: 01 * 02 * 03 * 04 * 05
-- "Dog Shampoo" by thedinopharoah
-- A monster (Behemoth to be exact) emerges in "A New Man," by SayUncle: 01 * 02 * 03 * 04 * 05


The final section is brought to you by Daymon, who has found the following animated short here. The werewolf TF is sadly short but the animation is well done:



Chained from Mark Lin on Vimeo.