Showing posts with label puma. Show all posts
Showing posts with label puma. Show all posts

Monday, August 23, 2021

Amazing Spider-Man (Puma Transformation)

In Amazing Spider-Man #256, Puma makes his first appearance, reverting from his bestial alter ego:


He transforms into his Puma form in the next issue:

Monday, April 6, 2020

Art Round-Up 04/20 (Various Animal, Monster, and Transgender Transformations)

Let's start with two webcomics.

* Kirkewood has a blue fuzzy monster transformation, starting here. (And here's a twitter version of the scene.)

* You should be familiar with the excellent Urban Animal, since we've devoted earlier two blog posts to it (located here and here). I'm happy to report that recent chapters continue feature animal transformations.

30 (bull--technically starts in 29)

34 (brief eagle)

42 (rhino, wolf, dragon reversion)

44 (partial bull)

45 (chimera)

50 (partial puma, quick dinosaur)

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Now we'll move on to some comic sequences found online...

The artist Solone has produced three excellent digital comics (all NSFW) with male characters. You can guess their subjects from their titles, which are:
"Moonlight Incidental"

"Sunlight Incidental"

"Cat Scratch Fever - Special Delivery"

A NSFW comic titled "Ask The Werewolves"

Female to male transgender sequences are relatively rare online, but an individual named Amele1234 has commissioned three, which can be viewed in their deviantart gallery.

A short NSFW devil sequence from Angrboda--it starts here.

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Let's take a look at some Twitter finds...

I recommend checking out all of the art on the account of Kornepheross. I particularly like these dragon and skunk TFs.

Some female-to-male transgender goodness from @MadamSquishie (NSFW)

A cute werewolf infection scene from @MiZuKeN001

Some man-to-wolf heads from @tagawa_mi

Two tiger transformation gifs -- they're from a concept art for a comic called "Kung Fu Is Dead"

A werewolf transformation sequence from @daveswartzart

A cute werewolf boyfriend from @Axeliacat

Another werewolf TF gif, recommended by an anonymous commenter. Art by @Mad__Machine

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And here are some favorites from Furaffinity. We'll start with three excellent animations:

"Werewolf TF commission" by harborsorts (and be sure to check out this artist's gallery)

"Other Side" by RTF-M (NSFW female-to-male rarity)

"Graetz paw TF [3D]" by Grasky (lynx)

We continue with non-animated works:

"Great Catch!" by Hhazard (werewolf)

"Suddenly Saddled" by Scrappyvamp (horse, NSFW)

"5 Second Rule" by Gibbons (werewolf)

"Love, Equinally 2/2" by chesshire88 (female-to-male & horse, NSFW)

"Canine Transition" by wwbot (werewolf penis, NSFW [obviously!])

"TF, Inc. 2: The Exposé" by ChinchillaNilla (bull, NSFW)

"Fetch" by bubbeh (dog, NSFW)

The following artworks are all NSFW and involve werewolves:

"Risk and Reward" by Trixythespiderfox

"wolf tf"  by husdingo

"Howl" by Lady-Lizard

"Sick Transformation, Bro" by TastyToxins

"Ruins" by phrannd (first page of a multi-page comic)

Tuesday, May 28, 2013

Homemade Werewolf (and Werecat) Animation, Part 2 (Werewolf/Werecat Transformations)

This is a sequel to my earlier post on amateur/homemade animation. Let's start with this fast but very fluid werewolf transformation:




The same artist, Eric Strother, surpasses this with a superb and beautifully smooth puma transformation--look at how the entire process occurs in one shot, with no cutaways:




Next comes a finely detailed werewolf transformation from Luis M. Pérez Suárez, showing a gentleman enjoying his change into a well-muscled lycanthrope. This TF uses cutaways to good effect:




We'll take a brief detour out of 2D animation with "An American Werewolf in Maya." I think this is better than many of the transformations we see in computer-animated cartoons:




An anonymous comment on my earlier post reminded me that I forgot to include one of the greatest amateur werewolf animations of them all. Created back in 2004 by William Short of "Voria Studios", this is a definite classic:

In many respects it's an example of the archetypal modern werewolf transformation: shots of the expanding back developing ridges and bursting through clothing, extreme muscle growth, and snout formation--all accomplished with cinematic direction and an excellent soundtrack of moans, groans, and snarls.