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finally assembled my dream sky fit. cute sheep kid be upon ye 🐑

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Feyra :D

Firebird doing fire things :3

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little serene made pixel art

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little lambs… 🐑

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little serene made pixel art

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Strange skykids...

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sky doodles

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sorry for lack of art works beating my ass here's a doodle of one of my fits i wear in game

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Sky cotl clay ghost manta

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Updated looks for Mufo's mom and big sister.

Colors may not be final, but I was pretty pleased with how the first pass looked. These new designs are based on the outfits we see for some mage-looking characters within the current chapters of The Two Embers. The in-game clothes, which is what mom/sis's old designs are based on, don't seem like things that are out of place within the animated series, however they do look rather bland compared to the diverse outfits in the animation.

Mom and sister's designs are similar since they are both mages in a sense, but by giving them slight differences I hoped to differentiate their jobs. With sister being a researcher specifically, I imagine she would be doing experiments. So, that piece of cloth down her front has been modified to be wider, extending to her shoulders, and I imagine it would be made of a different, more durable material. Her sleeves are also shorter so they don't get in the way as much.

Mom's outfit isn't all too remarkable when it comes to changes. Her robes are a deep blue to indicate her role as a curator of the Vault of Knowledge.

I wanted to do a new design for Mufo's dad too, but I haven't come up with any unique modifications that I'm happy with... Stay tuned!

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heyyy another style guide because i’m bored.

if you decided to follow these tips please reblog this post with your outfits, i want to see them!

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･ﾟ✧ ࣪ ˖ 𑁍

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"make for me a soft universe"

I DID ITTTTT THIS TOOK LIKE 10 HOURS AHHH!!!!

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I ended up joining the Artfight pretty late to the game with the mindset that I could just draw one or two characters, but I had a lot of fun drawing Sky OCs so in the end I did more than I thought I would 😊

Phoebe by Amity206

Mykell by Beigetiger

Catalpa by kaftofi

Tieran by knight_craves

Echo by AllPatchedUp

Araceli by nicoDpie

Injured Messenger by ejsuperstar

The King Jelly Calling Fashionista by pinkdiamond0714

Humming Historian by zeikotwoyin-art

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"I like to believe that butterflies are the souls of those we've lost."

"Really?"

"Yes. See how these ones fly around us? They could be your family, watching over you even though you can't see them anymore."

"I like that idea. I miss them."

"I know. It's okay to miss them."

...

I miss my family too.

Feyra comforts an orphaned child, and he understands the poor girl's pain all too well. He knows how it feels to lose everyone you love.

But now, she won't be alone during her journey to survive and recover from that horrible pain. Feyra will be there for her.

At least...

He will be there for a little while.

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The Darkness Flower

Small self indulgent piece and a fanart of my most beloved game Sky: Children of the Light.

Prints: HERE

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(Transcript at bottom of post.)

For creatures of light, death occurs when the bond between one's body and one's light is severed, but what exactly determines when the bond is broken? To understand this, one can imagine death for light creatures coming in two flavors: light death and corporeal death. Light death occurs when one's light is extinguished for too long, and corporeal death is when one's body undergoes heavy trauma.

Standing underneath dark rain for a long time fulfills the conditions for light death. When one's inner light is extinguished, the body enters a weakened and uncoordinated state. This is not the end, as the body can still move and attempt to get itself somewhere safer, where it's light can be reignited. The longer one's light stays extinguished though, the weaker the bond between one's light and one's body grows, until the two eventually separate. In this way, light creatures can still die even if their body has undergone zero physical trauma.

[ID: 2 drawings of the same skykid, one normal and one extinguished. Compared to the normal skykid, the extinguished one appears weaker, has more desaturated skin, and the light core on their chest is dark instead of white. The drawing notes that the extinguished state doesn't affect the coloration of clothes, though the presence of dark sediment might darken the clothes.]

Drowning fulfills the conditions for corporeal death. Here, the body is at risk of ceasing, but one's inner light may still be active. One can use the energy emitted by their inner light to "puppeteer" their body, pushing past physical injury and hopefully getting to safety. In the case of drowning, inner light is used to keep swimming despite any pain or lack of oxygen. This may not always work out due to a variety of factors — physical injuries being too great to push through, having a weak inner light, running out of energy, and so on.

[ID: 2 drawings of the Cackling Cannoneer swimming and subsequently drowning. In the first drawing, they have run out of oxygen but continue to be able to swim thanks to their inner light, which is providing them enough energy to keep going. The next drawing depicts what happens once the light runs out, where the Cannoneer is floating in the water face down, still.]

"Death" for spirits is peculiar since their lights are their bodies. A spirit's light can be depleted by both environmental factors (ex. dark rain) and exhaustion. Strenuous physical activities and spell casting both draw energy from a spirit's light. Overexertion in either regard puts spirits at risk of turning into "wisps". As wisps, spirits lose their body as well as their ability to interact with the physical world. If their light is allowed to go out in this state, the wisp will disappear. Wisps that disappear sometimes reappear as the spirits they once were, others don't. Most spirits don't want to find out the odds of the latter, so they like to stay "alive".

[ID: A diagram depicting all the ways spirits can expend/lose their light, as well as what happens when their light runs low. Spirits expend their light by intense physical labor or through spell casting, and can lose it due to environmental factors (such as dark rain). When their light gets dangerously low, they become a wisp, losing their body and ability to interact with the world. If their light is recharged as a wisp, they regain their humanoid body.]