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[hg-aneh]

good omens season 3 predictions

[waddei]

the pressure might be getting to him a little bit

[willowbyte]

Intense ghost hunting at an abandoned building with 3 Very Professional ghost hunters

alt without all the annoying overlays bc i can't decide which one i like better heehee

[kelocitta]

How do you draw scavs so Shaped… I want to push mine more but they just look like they’re suffering and in pain and Not Having A GooD Time

There still pretty rough for me to be honest, but I do have a good idea of how I think they 'work' in terms of anatomy and physiology and I think that helps a lot.

In generally I just keep a big head and a big chest and build around that. If you watch them move around in game, they tend to barely use their hind legs and instead swing themselves around and pull themselves forward with their arms. Their almost always bent forward in that gorilla-esque stance, and I think keeping that helps a lot to maintaining their shape and vibe. It's a big part of why I kept that even when doing 'anthros'- they just don't feel right if you treat their spine like a human spine! Otherwise you can stylize the anatomy quite a bit Really though, I think fully thinking out how you think fake animals work and what theyre similar too, what is most comfortable for them in terms of movement compared to things like humans and cats, etc helps a lot

Some animals I pretty directly pull inspiration from: Gibbons: Long armed apes, although I dont think scavenger's move exactly like them. They are mostly just a good reference for how something with such weirdly proportioned arms would use them

Hares: Just overall vibes, but also their resting posture translates nice to how I consider the body to work. Greyhound (and other lean sighthounds): Large chested but very lean. Weight and fat distribution and limits between species is a neat detail to consider. With something like a greyhound, their healthy weight is very thin looking- to the point they can often *look* underweight or overweight individuals can look 'normal'. I kinda think scavengers are similar! Healthy scavengers just naturally look kinda thin and scraggly. (In contrast, I like to think slugcats are more like humans in that they have a huge range for healthy weight, but tend not to visibly show weight gain/loss unless its pretty extreme.)

Aye-Aye: Their weird ass hands and feet (less fingers though)

[sodaggs]

tall noelle alternate universe

[jorrated]

i have this idea for a 'fankid' that eggman attempted to make a project shadow 2 but with added sonic dna in the future. it didnt work out so he just kinda let it there and the gang finds it

they immediately put it on someone's doorstep and never think about it ever again

[kiwi-b0nes]

sometimes u gotta indulge yourself for a bit

[itsxroxannex]

Daddy🤲🤲🤲

Killer belongs to RahafWabas

[dilulusion]

im very late to the @u3pxx 's roleswap au train ... im soooooooo obsessed w their phoenix... so sorry.... m not normal ...

[maiooo-0]

The traileeeeeer aaaaagh bettyyyyyyyy beti 😭😭

[bon-sides-sw]

Grogu's favorite teacher, he really wishes to see him more often!

[punk-rockrz]

gay science oh hell yeah

[sleepsucks]

[seedhe-pahad-se]

Hope yall find someone who feels like Sardiyon vali dhoop<3

[sukekou]

Larry. MD

[hoofpeet]

Waoh. What if this was anything