Notes:

So, while I'm fairly uncertain about contributing images to this site in general, particularly to those pertaining to the 'unique interests', I figured that I'd at least show some of the tamer side of the macro/micro spectrum. I never really delve into the vices that most macro artists go into, which is just 'crunch, crush, roar, death, f***ing the buildings' kind of macros, instead opting to have the more casual kind of macros. Ones large enough to recline on entire landscapes is something that pleases me to almost no end, to see something so massive being so passive and even peaceful is enjoyable to me. Yes, I'm very well aware of the Square-Cubed Law, but 'ey, stuff like this is fiction, so cut me – and to an extension, every other macro/micro artist out there – a break.

Still, enjoy the big anthro snek…

Really should learn how to snip the legs and make it a naga…

Edit: Oh, and despite implications, no, the big guy doesn't have the cherry-bearing branch that just about every other fur-vert slaps onto critters. The original model had such but that was quickly removed.