The Evolution of Dog Head

After a full year of being a dog, I've finally evolved into a human form!!
The whole thing started when Soda-sensei asked me one day if I had any human-form character art, since it was going to be printed on business cards — and that's when it hit me.
Oh no. Ever since I started learning modeling, I've just been a dog head with a suggestive butt this whole time — I had absolutely no human form to give sensei for the cards. Knew that wouldn't fly, so I went and asked Mo Chestnut-sensei, who I've known for a while now, for help. https://twitter.com/chestnutisovo
I asked her to design a chibi-style human form for me.
Chestnut-sensei works incredibly fast — it only took her a few days to draw exactly what I asked for.
We'd originally talked about where to put my two dogs on the outfit, but in the end we decided to make them tattoos on the arm instead — like a "LOVE MOM" tattoo vibe.
Even though I'm human-form now, I still turn back into the dog for memes, so I also had sensei add a setting where I can revert back to dog head.
After that, I also had her redo my old Facebook background image in my own style.
...it turned out so gorgeous.
One more huge thank-you to Mo Chestnut-sensei for evolving me into a human. Besides writing this whole log to say thanks, I'll also be regularly reposting any nice pinches and butt shots I find on Twitter as payback to sensei.
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