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[My Pale Hand Pet 3]

Components for a pale hand pet:
5 birch tree branches that knock on windows at night for bones.
The wax and honey of a hive from the heart of a dead oak for flesh and blood.
Obsidian from a dead cauldron for the nails.
A clear pool of perfect roundness with a full moon sat above to give it soul and pale life.
Oh and a few drops of life, freely given, for friendship and bond.
(I have been really enjoying how fun this series is,
thank you for making it)

[Satsuki in a jacket]

Some cool KDA vibes coming off of this.
I always see it as a mark of skill when people can smoothly blend hyper realism and simplified/cartoons elements.
You also put a loving amount of attention into the play of light and shadow and reflection.
Finally the body language speaks deeply on her as a character and work well with previously mentioned elements of stark realism/Fantasy and light and dark.
Thank you for making this.

DaRR1o responds:

No. Thank you for writing this

[PAppro character sheet]

Interesting design.
Reminds me a little bit of a cuter and higher rez version of some of the old blocky house of the dead zombie models, but more stylish and detailed.
I really like the color choices and it's interesting seeing how you thought about emotional expression with a single eye.
On note that I feel people look over for possibility in cyclopean design which is different eye lids sometimes seen in some amphibians who have an natural "shade" they lower for when they take a dip (or vice versa depending), so if you ever play with another one eyed wonder consider an natural lenses for iris and pupil color change coolness.
Thank you for making this.

Pugums responds:

Thank you for your kind words and i will be certain to think of that in the future.

[Beatrice Berncroft Commission from YungSorbet on twitter]

"as i like to say all's well that ends well!"........"HEY!"
There is this absolutely amazing hellboy short story that this reminds me of called "the corpse."
I will not spoil it for you but involves old deals and hallowed grounds.
Also amazing use of orange and reds in this, as you used so many you even managed to make them look green on the feel in a protest of contrast.
Thank you for making this.

[Astronaut / bunny girl]

"Space..... the final absolute territory....we are the crew of the USS Usagi and it is our 5 year mission to flaunt it where no one has flaunted it before...."
Fun design!
I get some interesting diving suit/masamune vibes and I like the effort you put into making it imporbable but not implausible.
Thank you for making this.

GRIS9 responds:

Thank you for commenting!

[rigatoni roundup]

Simple and keen.
Thank you for making this.

[time to float]

Unsettling
https://youtu.be/CTAud5O7Qqk
Thank you for making this

[Happy New Year 🍻]

Happy New Year.
See you Friday.
Thank you for making this.

[Boxcar]

Hmmmm if they did a gritty reboot of the box car children in the style of stranger things I would not say no?
I like the tone you went for here, that solid alienated familiarity.
Oh some simultaneously close to home and wrong.
In the more practical sense I really like how you layered this like the closest image to us is that of The spectator and then you seem to put down some sort of wash layer like a screen of this swirling purple and paint and awfulness and then just going deeper into these slightly off filter alternating variants.
First of all I give you I appreciation for being able to make the whole thing come across as some great horrible eye using such unround unnatural shapes.
Thank you for making us

[( OC Fanart ) Uta]

That's quite a stare.
I really like the amount of weight you caugh on the arm on the and head tilt eye contact is strong combo.
I must admit to being softly confused by putting a figure in a shirt ripped to show the side of their chest and not to ephaisize their ribs.
There is certainly a good hint and form of pecs and some abs where the fabric curves up and that's cool, but I would love more detail along the abdomen.
I think you heading in the right direction, and hope to see more from you.
Thank you for making this.