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AFTER (almost) ONE WHOLE MONTH IT IS FINISHED.

NINETEEN NARRATORS.

EIGHTEEN PEOPLE.

WAS GOING TO BE RENDERED BUT I DIDN'T WANT TO TAKE ANY LONGER...

THE ULTIMATE NARRATOR COLLAGE!!

@bloogemini

@the-star-tsukasa-tenma

@mujin-draws

@catmaid-skeppy

@cym-k

@shy-blue-waters

@deviousnarrator

@spamlets

@blackkatdraws

@steampoweredwerehog

@marsalta

Christine

@thenamesmobu

@indigoart

@lamuliz

@vellichorom

@thatstarboi

AND

@things1do

WOOHOO IT'S DONE!

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The mental image of @chessman-protocol being the Citadel's sole mail-carrier responsible for getting all of Section 5's fan mail to them gets funnier and funnier the more I think about it. I hope they're making more than minimum wage, I doubt anyone else is willing to take the position...

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a cad doodle. a cadoodle

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Caduceus doodle. (Cadoodle? Cadoodleceus?) Just started Episode 53 and I love this skinny tea-drinking pink-haired cow man therapist cleric.

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Quick : The Dish on Doodle Dogs: Setting the Record Straight on Allergies, Personalities and More

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Seems like every time I turn around, I see a Labradoodle or Goldendoodle prancing down the street or walking into the veterinary clinic. The two hybrids — one a cross between a Labrador Retriever and a Poodle, the other a cross between a Golden Retriever and a Poodle — are among the most popular of the many “designer dogs” created with the goal of reducing allergic responses to dogs or simply to provide a dog who’s just a little different from all the others.

I’ve also heard of Aussiedoodles (Australian Shepherd and Poodle), Borderdoodles (Border Collie and Poodle) and CaDoodles (Collie and Poodle). No doubt there are other similar crosses. The search for a unique (and nonshedding) dog is neverending.

People who live with Doodles think they’re, well, dandy. Generally fun-loving and frou frou, the dogs have a reputation for being the perfect family pet. We all know that such a dog doesn’t exist since every family and every dog is different, but certainly the Doodles can make a claim for inclusion in the “great family dog” category. Here are some interesting facts about them that can help you decide if a Doodle is the right dog for you.

What To Know

The Labradoodle is the original Doodle dog. He was created in Australia by a veterinarian who wanted to provide an assistance dog for people with allergies. The “hypoallergenic” claim and the cute name sent the dogs’ popularity into orbit. Labradoodles come in several different colors, including black, white, apricot, chocolate, cream and particolor (a color plus white).

But don’t be fooled: Doodles do shed (although some may drop less hair than other dogs), and they aren’t truly hypoallergenic. Fact is, there’s no such thing as a hypoallergenic dog (or cat). Allergens are carried in dander (dead skin cells), saliva and urine, so they’re impossible to escape. It is true that some dogs produce fewer allergen than others, but you can’t assume that Doodle dogs across the board won’t set off allergies if you or a family member suffers from them. Spend some time with several of them before getting one.

Depending on the cross, a Doodle’s coat can be wavy, long and silky; slightly wavy and wispy; or tightly curled with a woolly look and feel. Some Doodles have fur that’s a blend of all three types. Goldendoodles tend to have longer, wavier coats than Labradoodles. These dogs can be high-maintenance. To keep him looking his best, brush a Goldendoodle’s coat at least every other day and schedule a trip to a professional groomer for a trim every 8 to 12 weeks — or learn to wield the clippers yourself. And some thick, heavy Doodle coats can take up to two hours to blow dry after a bath.

Doodles can vary greatly in size. I know of one couple who expected that their dog would weigh about 35 pounds. He’s close to 100 pounds. Be sure to meet the parents and some of their offspring if you want to have a better idea of how big your Doodle may grow to be.

Doodle dogs are mud magnets: They have furry feet and some of them like to dig. Be ready to wipe down your Doodle’s paws and face before you let him back in the house after playing outdoors.

Borderdoodle, Cadoodle or Aussiedoodle — the products of a cross between breeds often considered to be genius-level canines — may have the potential to be super smart. They certainly tend to be super energetic. Before you get one, ask yourself if you are prepared to live with a dog who can run circles around you — physically and mentally.

Personality and Health

Doodles generally like to be where people are. Their activity level ranges from laid-back to active. They are good watchdogs but don’t count on them to be aggressive toward burglars — they’re typically more likely to show an intruder around and then suggest a game of fetch. Individual Doodles have been described as slightly lazy, goofy, mildly stubborn, easy to train and eager to please. With so many different crosses, it’s important to know the personality types of both parent breeds so you can have some idea of what you might expect from your pup.

Depending on the breeds crossed, Doodles may live up to 12 or 15 years, which is a pretty good lifespan for a dog on the medium to large side, but they can be prone to the same health problems as purebred dogs. Some may develop hip dysplasia, heart disease, genetic eye problems and gastric torsion (bloat) Buy your Doodle from a breeder who tests both parents for genetic issues common in their respective breeds before producing a litter. You should be able to find test results — positive and negative — through canine health registries such as Orthopedic Foundation for Animals and Canine Health Information Center.

The most important thing to know about Doodle breeds is that they can be a bit of a genetic wild card. With designer dogs, you never know exactly which personality traits or physical characteristics will come to the forefront. It’s important to adjust your expectations accordingly if you decide to go with a Doodle dog.

More on Vetstreet:

Test Your Designer Dog Breed Knowledge

Help Your New Puppy Feel At Home

5 Ways to Help Your Dog Live a Happier, Longer Life

Meet 18 Designer Dog Breeds

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call me a tune cus i be looney

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edit : Christine isn't actually 10 centimeters, the Elephant Hawk-moth is, but considering the fact she can change her height she technically could be 10 centimeters!

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Finally a Lovebug design.

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doodle dump from after I finished my STAAR test today

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Happy Stanley Day!!

they so silly

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guys look it’s @thatstarboi’s narrator I love him so much!

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Timekeeper design let’s go

name’s Myron and they’re cool

edit : if you have any critiques or suggestions about drawing crutches and stuff about crutches in general, please tell me because I can’t find any actual good pictures/references of people in crutches :(

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things about my narrator (I have thought long and hard about this) + TSP art dump!

* her chosen name is Christine

* her height can vary, but by default it's around 5"9-5"11

* she doesn't need her glasses ALL the time, they're just readers!

* idk how to explain it but her wings can like magic fairy dust appear and disappear if that makes any sense

* little tangent but it's necessary for this next bit but in my made up """lore""", there are hosts, operators, authors, and the timekeeper. the timekeeper is like the headmaster or something, authors give instructions to the operators, authors follow said instructions and make stories (they're the narrators and curators), and hosts are the Mariellas and Stanleys. so Christine is an operator!

* she is T4T (looks like Stanley's got a chance)

* she technically has 3 forms : normal, caterpillar, and secret

I'll probably add more later ^^

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Do you by chance have a ref or some ref images for your Narrator??? I love Christine so much I adore her

AHHHH I'M SO GLAD YOU LIKE HER AND I WOULD BE HONORED TO HAVE HER DRAWN!!!!

Here are some things that I have either posted already or some new things ^^

other things include:

she likes knitting and embroidery and will make things for Stanley sometimes

she has magic (sometimes)!!! it goes from her hands that's why her palms are swirly. they work with her arm band and it's like a stylus :]

she has a tail now, it's in more recent drawings because I did it very impulsively.

also don't forget her antennas!! I do it all the time and I don't want to wish that misfortune upon you 😭

arm band is optional too.