This is where the original complaint 'commissioning extreme kink art is hard' sort of breaks down. Now talking about scat is where things get interesting. I can't think of anyone comparable to them among vore artists. On top of that, a few artists like Nommz and Teaselbone are doing huge volumes of very professional work that provides a relief on total demand for macro art. Yes there are macro tropes like fleeing civilians, building damage, etc. With vore art, the artist has to be experience with specific artistic tropes, such as maw anatomy and fleshy guts. Any artist with good figure drawing skills can pull off a pretty good macro piece by simply drawing a nice city background. I'd contrast vore art with macro art, which is not as hard to commission in my opinion. The reason is not that they're bad people, but that vore art is very much focused on certain tropes. I don't see anything blameworthy about this of course - I'd absolutely do the same thing in their position. They don't really go around drawing whatever random crap people ask for in exchange for $$$. At the same time many of the best artists work largely out of personal interest, and you can't really commission them. It has enormous demand and slots from the best artists are extremely competitive to obtain. That's not because it's particularly 'extreme' - Vore is one of the most popular fetishes in the fandom, with cross-over from all kinds of other interests such as macros, dragons, sizeplay, goo, TF. Vore is very difficult to commission in general. One of the main problems with commissioning post-vore disposal is the fact that it's vore related. I also think it's an interesting study about what makes this little community tick.

While I *am* complaining here, that's not the only point of the journal. With post vore disposal and macro scat (Particularly when all three are combined) there is pretty much no market at all. But this particular combination of kinks is different from something like diaperfurs, latex, or gore: in those cases you have a fairly public, if small, market of people drawing the stuff. 'Duh, commissioning extreme kink art is hard,' is the reaction I expect. It's hard to commission post-vore disposal and macro scat. First: shout-out to those artists who are down to draw these far-past-the-point-of-insanity fetishes once in a while.

Macro vore scat