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>>18364

You mean this?

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Well, it's not explicit, but I figure any contribution is useful right now after a six month gap. And the character is at least nominally a total slut...

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I'm always surprised that John R. Neill, who illustrated most of L.. Frank Baum's Oz books doesn't seem to get as much attention as he obviously deserves, especially for all the anthropomorphic characters he created.

You may know of such furry characters as the Cowardly Lion and the Hungry Tiger. Here's one you may not have heard of, King Renard IV, who was the ruler of a community of anthropomorphic foxes in the Land of Oz.

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And here's another one from Neill.

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An illustration from the ancient Roman novel The Golden Ass. The story follows a protagonist who is transformed into a donkey, and one scene describes him having sex with a woman.

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I was looking through a 14th Century Renart manuscript and found this image. A little about the story here:

At one point, Renart really outdoes himself in offending King Noble the lion, and the king brings an army with him and lays siege to Renart's castle Malpertuis. Back in the days before cannon, castles could be almost impregnable, The King surrounds Malpertuis with his army and swears to hold the seige for as long as it takes.

One night some six months later, after a long day of besieging and no progress, the army lay asleep outside Malpertuis. Renart decides to go out and tie each one of them, by their foot or tail, to a nearby tree. The last one he finds is the lioness Queen Fiere. Turns out she'd had an argument with her husband earlier and left him and was sleeping by herself... on her back ...rather exposed. Renart forgets his plans and slips between her legs. Things go well at first, with the queen assuming it's her husband who's there for some make-up sex, but soon she realizes it's not him and panics, waking everyone up to see their queen non-consensually engaged with Renart.

The scene that follows is quite comical at first, with all the tied up animal trying to free themselves. Unfortunately for Renart they do, they capture him, beat him unmercifully, and bring him to the king who is ready to hang him. With all this going on, his cousin and lawyer Grimbart the badger hears from one of them who feels sorry for Renart and wants to help, it's none other than Queen Fiere. She gives Grimbart a charm to give Renart courage. She also tells him to tell Renart that, when he gets himself out of this, that he should come to see her, discretely, and, ...uh, privately.

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Chubby bunnies!

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dis my shit,i'll post a few. ss ftw.

artist on this one is kadath btw, he's great.