Looking good. Keep up the good work.

thanks! 🥰

Wow that was very good. Nice work keeping the anatomy held together around all of that too.

Thankyou!
Yeah, I'm not a huge fan of vore art where preds look like they are bags made of rubber. I like to see bone and muscle in my preds 😁

Nicely done. This seems far more plausible than most of the "vore art" here which is downright ridiculous with tiny creatures swallowing ones far bigger than themselves. In fact, if these were bullfrogs of the same comparative sizes, the slightly larger 'gray' one could easily swallow the 'black and white' one still alive and kicking just as we see here! I could even imagine some unknown, alien, "shape shifting" predator that could have the appearance of a normal wolf, cow, horse, etc. but having the physiology to swallow prey nearly as large as themselves, (just as frogs can do), though it could never work with a human shaped body despite how popular that kind of "vore fetish" is. Who knows, maybe such creatures seen in the distant past inspired the fairy tale big bad wolves and kelpie horses able to swallow people whole!

Agreed. I'm not into macro, but I do think a little size difference in favour of the pred is needed to make the swallowing plausible, and plausibility is a huge part of what makes this kind of art interesting for me.
You're also right that humans are a bit tricky to paint in these scenarios, both as preds (mini-mouth) and as prey (wide shoulders get in the way). However, I did try to make vore with Disney Gargoyles, which are man-like, using a large size difference, and i believe it turned out quite well... maybe check it out in my gallery!

Love the different poses with the full belly!

Once you got your meal packed, you might as well enjoy him in all possible ways ;)

I hope the border collie was able to climb out eventually. My best friend was a border collie so I always have a soft spot for them