In The Beginning (Alternate Futa Version)

Jim

Futa is not my thing and in my opinion has been overdone to the point of being trite! There are immensely talented artists who draw wonderful things who I would gladly support except that the majority of their work is futa. Now, if you do a futa or other alternate on the odd occasion I would not stop supporting you for that. It does not necessarily offend me to see it so I don't see any reason to hide it away for my sake.

John Russell

I like your idea very much Sephir, I will most likely do that in the future. That sounds like the most appealing way to deal with alternate content, thank you very much for the suggestion! : D

Sephir

Hi John, I will try to word this post carefully, so keep an open mind. Futa is not one of my kinks. However, I am not against there being alternate versions (including Futa). Different people will like different things. I am not going to unsubscribe because a client commissioned a Futa piece, ESPECIALLY when a non-Futa version was provided. Given what has happened, I would like to provide an idea for you to consider. Others are invited to respond, with suggestions etc. The idea is below: Your history does not tend to include Futa content. If you make Futa material, would you consider posting it in a different way? If you posted a comment, below a non-Futa version, with a link to the Futa version (warning included), would it help resolve the concerns? This would require users to click the link to see a Futa image, rather than having it simply appear on screen. If that would help keep people happy, keep patrons subscribed, and allow for your awesome work to continue with no/little drama, it would be a win for all. Looking forward to your next design!

John Russell

Well I hope the "Alternate Futa Version" is enough of a warning, but I'm not sure how everyone views the page, for me the pictures are automatically open. I'm not a futa fan by any means but I also don't mind them, it's kinda like asking me to draw a beach ball, beach balls are not interesting to me. Anyway, I just wanted to get an idea about if my general audience liked this type of content because I've noticed lately that my clients request a few types of content that I am not known for drawing so that somewhat confuses me.

Really comes down to the content, if the art is good like this one I don't mind seeing it or watching it being made. That being said I did enjoy the other version more. I like that you accept commissions that are not run of the mill for those who like something different. Perhaps the only thing I would say if for those like Jim just put a disclaimer on it and we can decide to look or not, my curiosity will always win lol.

Jim

Sorry if my previous comment comes off as a little (or a lot) too prudish. I just don't like it. But that doesn't mean I have the right to dictate to others. It can exist and I can simply choose not to look so let's leave it at that and we can all be happy! As long as it doesn't become a primary focus.

Jim

futa get's a big NO! from me! It's up to you if you want to take special requests but I don't want to see it!