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Crush [Non-Violent] Gallery

Artwork involving non-violent crush (crushing, stomping, trampling without blood/gore) featuring Mike. Entries appear first by type then in reverse chronological order.

Animation


2010
Duck'd [Animation Loop]
04/07/2010
Duck'd [Animation Loop]

A quick animated loop reminiscent of Panels 3-5 from Page 2 of the 'Duck'd' comic submitted in May 2010 (see below).

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Digital artwork


2010
Duck'd
02/05/2010
Duck'd

Things are bad enough when you've been shrunk down and left in the big outdoors by one of your so-called 'friends' with a long, treacherous journey home. But shy scrawny Mike somehow lends himself to abuse by just about anybody. Now even the ducks are picking on him.

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2009
The Offering
10/04/2009
The Offering

Mike had deeply angered the tribe. They were extremely hostile to intrusions by outsiders, and the foolish dog would now be dealt a grave punishment. Captured, stripped and bound, Mike was carried aloft out into a desolate open plain stretching for miles between the mountains. The cold wind swept down from the peaks and swirled wildly across the barren landscape, rushing a sharp chill through Mike's naked fur. Looking down over his feet, he could see something strange, a dark shape jutting above the flat earth. A huge stone tablet raised five feet above the ground, like an altar of rock in the centre of the wilderness. Its appearance gave Mike a deep sense of foreboding, contemplating its purpose with dread...
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Arriving at its edge, the tribe heaved him onto the tablet and pinned him down onto its cold surface. Climbing up around him, they tied Mike's limbs with rough cords cutting into his wrists and ankles, and strapped the loose ends firmly around four gold rings punched into the rock, leaving Mike's body spread flat across the plate. Then, clambering down from the surface, they turned and walked away. Mike felt the panic rising in his body as their voices and footsteps became more and more distant, until they eventually faded out into the whirling rumble of the wind, leaving Mike helpless and alone out in the open.

The dog was powerless, the tight cords stretching his muscles out beyond his own ability to control them. He could not escape, or even move. He struggled for several minutes, shifting his head against the rock as he wildly darted his gaze across the plain, looking for any sign of what awaited him. With his muscles beginning to ache with the tension and the grip of the cords burning as they pinched the flesh to his bones, his heart sank as he started to come to terms with his hopeless position. Cold, fearful and exposed, he brought his futile struggle to a stop. The sky was turning dark above him, the black clouds drawing towards the sun, the chill in the air growing as a storm wind began to swell over the mountains from the West, like a dark omen warning him of impending danger. Mike could do nothing but lie there, pondering his fate. He knew not when, or even if, the tribe would return. Perhaps this was a cruel means of holding him hostage for their future will. Maybe he would simply be left there on the cold stone to freeze or starve to death. Or most terrifying of all, lying on this rock altar, maybe he was to serve as a tribal sacrifice, an offering to appease the anger of god or terrible beast unknown...


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2008
Going For A Ride
27/09/2008
Going For A Ride

Mike asked Marco if he could saddle him up and go for a ride...

...Marco thought it was the funniest thing he'd ever heard.


Dragoneer's Pawfriend
16/11/2007 - 24/01/2008
Dragoneer's Pawfriend

Dragoneer spots a tiny Mike begging him to stomp his warm feet on him, and he duly obliges, much to the enjoyment of both parties...

This was a request for FurAffinity owner Dragoneer who asked me if I could draw a series involving his character Dragoneer the Murasadramon gently stomping a furry. Though I started work on the first picture in November 2007, various difficulties meant I didn't actually finish the second until January 2008; coincidentally around the same time that Dragoneer made a welcome return to the USA, so it sort of ended up being a Welcome Home present.

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