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Originally Posted by Dragon FangX
it is something more origanel than anything else we've been getting from the majority of artists these days. Most artists seem to like staying with in the comfort zones and do the regular TFs.
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Back in 1980 and earlier,before the invention of BBS ,the internet and all that
what's called 'regular tf' didn't exist.The furries weren't even born yet and theres no way Warren,Charleton,Gold Key could have sold comics with nothing
but erotic/risque transformation drawings in them.There was no 'transfur'
Back then the transformation sequences were part of a story,generally of
a chilren/adult horror plot.
What you're looking at here is a reinvention of the 1950's-1980's
view of what transformation art was about.
Basically
tf is dead(good riddance!)
long live horror!