A cautious mummah moves her babbehs into a new nest.
Just a little personal art in between commissions
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I always want to compliment your manes, doesn’t change here. Good scraggly mess
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I have the feeling that:
- She didn’t run away by choice
- or her owner was a crappy owner
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YOU’RE ADOPTED NOW
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I wanna adopt her. So adorable!
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The black eye really tells why she left
would adopt her and her babies
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Is that the new nest or she preparing to move them to a new nest? I mean the picture could be interpeted as she checking to see if the coast is clear before making a move.
Anyway she seem to have some sense in her, not sticking to one place for too long.
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Initially I intended it to be the new nest, but I like the idea that she doesn’t stick to one place for too long
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Poor girl :< hopefully she can find a good place for her and her babies
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A whole story told without a word of dialogue.
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This leads me to a theory that FluffyMart leaves boxes in alleys. For multiple reasons, such as capturing premium Fluffys, seeing if any foals are worthwhile, or using them as food.
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Feel like she got the black eye out of the ex owner for getting pregnant. Absolutely amazing art, as always. Cheers
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I’m down with the lore-accurate cardboard-box-in-an-alley instead of the usual perfectly sized non marked one (that I’m guilty of)
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my best guess is that her owner or the babbeh-daddeh tried to kill her, so she fled
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What did you mean by that? Are you talking about the kind of cardboard box one would find in an alley?
There’s a running joke about someone leaving perfectly fluffy sized nice cardboard boxes in alleys. It’s the go to when a feral needs a nest
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You did a great job on her face.
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Oh dear. Poor thing. She’s going to need some recovery time for that eye. Great work as always.
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Poor gal, hope she and her kids survived the harsh urban jungle.
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As I’ve said before, your chirpies are utterly adorable.
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