This is a commissioned piece
(posted with permission) of Galya, a Felaryan giant fire
naga, meeting David Vorchek. It was done in Disney™ style by the marvelous *
IDKURA. If you like this work, please check out his gallery for many more impressive submissions.
This is a scene from the story
In the Belly of the Beast, in which David meets Galya for the first time. David lives with his slug-girl wife named Felecia in an enchanted homestead within the Howling Forest. To celebrate their fifth anniversary together, he wanted to do something special and unforgettable for her. So he spoke with Stephandra, the ancient dryad who inhabits the forest and protects the homestead from harm. As mysterious as always, she sent him to a place outside the forest - a rocky outcropping with a stone tree atop it - to speak with a stranger who could help him with his anniversary gift. Not quite sure what to expect, he did as he was told.
When a giant fire naga showed up, David was somewhat taken aback, since Stephandra had never mentioned who or what he would be meeting. Nonetheless, the the human and giant naga feel into an easy, if slightly teasing friendship right from the start. Galya is quite the actress when she wants to be and this particular moment occurs just after David admits he is a little frightened by the situation he finds himself in (which has more to do with his wife than with the giant, fiery-eyed, man-eating naga in front of him).
Art by *
IDKURA.
Felarya by =
Karbo.
Everything else is my fault.
I've written two stories thus far involving Galya:
In the Belly of the Beast (two parts) and
Galya's Portal Problems (three parts). David Vorchek also appears in
All Is Not as It Seems. Be aware, these stories involve vore, so if you do not like such things, please do not read.
If you'd like to comment on, or 
the picture in the artist's gallery, please do so here (this version has Galya clothed):
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Yep, that was the general idea and =IDKURA managed to pull it off quite convincingly. Makes me want to see a whole movie done like this!
This is a commissioned drawing. Please check out =IDKURA's gallery if you enjoyed this one - he is the artist who drew it.
That's an interesting way to describe it.
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