Joseph Staleknight

Mt. Ruri. A vast mountain, taller than the tallest peaks, spanning farther than the longest ranges. Legends say that this mountain was once an ordinary girl before she decided to challenge the great peaks, rising far higher than they ever could. Today, many people take upon themselves the challenge of climbing to the top, dealing with such dangers as rogue hairs tripping up the unwary, darkness within her clothes, and most infamously her infinite bosom which drains the endurance of many a hapless climber.

This girl loves to dream. She loves it so much that she has made herself into a Queen of Dreams. With her trusty diary she writes down everything she wants to make happen in her own dream world, and thus it takes place there. Just now, she has envisioned a huge derriere to serve as her personal cushion while she floats in air, thinking of what else she would like to add to her diary.

Art (c) Joseph Staleknight

Here's another thing I've worked on in between my classes and resting at home. It took me roughly a week, including the time I lost when my computer's monitor spazzed out (speaking of which, the full story should be on my Twitter if you're interested).

I sure hope you like princesses, because this one is a big, bubble-bellied one!

Art (c) Joseph Staleknight

A/N: Once again, the original file's too big, so the BG-less version is being uploaded here.

Well, since college has started today, I may not do as much drawing as usual since I have so much work to do this semester. But I will still manage to put up as much as I can!

Meanwhile, here's a djinni that I drew up for the past few days and my, does she have quite the hourglass figure! It helps that she is so proficient in air magic.

Art (c) Joseph Staleknight

A/N: Also, I did something new with the color base and highlights, which explains why it looks so different.