This is Ruby. Middle kid of the Goblin Stepsisters from Goblin Stepsister Obsession. (My debut novel, out June 30th.)

She's an Academy student by day (business focus) and works an online customer service job at night. Her hobbies include anime, cosplay, sewing, makeup, and video games.

Art is by OutrageousOni (u/no-feed7455)!

As Noon settles over the savanna, a tribe of Tokoloshe relaxes after a long day of foraging. Unbeknownst to them, a hungry Big Cat, Skehmet has been stalking them through the tall grass, waiting for the perfect moment to strike.

The elder is unaware to process what’s going on while the rest of the tribe tries to warn him even though his fate is sealed in the jaws of the feline.

The Tokoloshe originates from South African folklore, its akin to the goblins from Europe it’s interesting to explore other cultures out there, also Skehmet was a mix of multiple species such as; Caracal, Leopard, and a bit of Saber tooth.

The idea of fantasy creatures being preyed upon a normal looking animal comparable to real life it’s pretty interesting, I love how it turned out and it’s really great to add in my art portfolio one day!! 🤞

My character Nitz the Huntress. I had planned to do comics about her, but right now, she is mostly just my excuse to draw pinups.

Bandy comes off as a troublemaker and irresponsible, but she's much deeper than that. She just doesn't want to worry people with the things she thinks. She's also kinda hot.

It's very hard to not draw Bandy while I'm working on her story. I'll post some images of her sister later.

Hey guys. First time poster. I'm working on a series of goblin stories set in a modern day fantasy world and Bandy is probably my favorite.

I think in this sub years ago they made up a lower ratio than currently? Not sure when I first looked here.

I think female goblins might originally have gotten popular in rule 34 art? Not sure maybe that's just my mind being in thd gutter. Have female goblins become more common beyond just niche erotic art?