\n\t\t\t\t\tTanyaKapton, always being much too fertile for her own good, got a bit more in the way of kittens than she needed this time. Probably not doing any more "surrogacy" work after that.Still worth it, though.
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Alright, with the end of this oddly long series, I had been planning for quite a while to do something rather ambitious: try to work out a way to overcome the obstacle of bursting from pregnancy being rather unpleasant to view if drawn with any reasonable amount of detail. I actually took a bit of inspiration from a rather old sequence that ended similarly, with a similar angle to hide most details, though it still had a bit of blood visible. It unfortunately didn't really work out as I had hoped, since it just looks like she's bursting from a bunch of air, but no better way of approaching the matter has come to mind throughout the years I've struggled with it. Most discretion shots, like showing a silhouette or anything like that, will just make people imagine the details to be more unpleasant rather than less, so it's a very difficult issue.
An attempt to make popping still look decent without anything visibly coming out did end in me trying out drawing a bunch of scraps for the first time, though, which I think actually worked pretty well. It might be a good thing to keep doing for any time something pops without the belly being on the ground (in which case I could just take the approach I did with the submission before this one, with the bursting glaceon). My depictions of popping are still evolving and improving, but I still don't know if I'll one day overcome the pregnancy bursting issue or not.
In any case, this series turned out a bit better than I expected. Drawing similar things so many times forced me to try out some new angles and other such things, which I think helped me improve a bit. Probably about time I give some other characters attention instead, though.