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Heya, I'm Peridots (any pronouns, they/it works fine)! Your average digital artist/entomology enthusiast! This is partly an art blog, but be prepared for occasional Bug Facts and other such randomness. Spam likes and all other positive interactions are appreciated here! Terfs, zionists and the like aren't allowed within about a hundred feet of my blog, however! Profile art by original-character-chaos—oooooh looks like someone sent me perfectly pfp-shaped gift art of my sona a little too close to april fools! (< and i perhaps needed to escape the misha.)

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Decided To Answer My Own Question Of "how Does A Person With Wings Wear Clothes" Except Without Taking

A full-body drawing of a person with bat-like wings replacing their arms. The drawing is wide and mirrored so that you can see the person's front and back. Their lower arms are longer than on a human, and their hands are even longer and thin with membranes between each finger. The non-human traits include their wide and pointed ears, their thin tail, and opposable thumb on both feet. The membrane on their hands stretches from their pinky to their tail, and connects along their back. Both sides are pierced twice close to their body to allow for clothes, once above each hip and once under each armpit. The person is wearing a long sleeveless shirt and jean shorts with a space for their tail. Both garnments have a strap running through the membrane's lower holes to connect in the back. A note next to the drawing mention that the person uses their feet to hold objects since they have no hands, and there are some doodles featuring how their clothes work and what else they can wear.

Decided to answer my own question of "how does a person with wings wear clothes" except without taking the easier route of avian/insect wings for once

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- Horns (spirally/twisted flat horns especially, as of late)

- Insect-like antennae/antennae-adjacent structures

- Long, expressive ears

- Dragons, but mammals and/or with fur (and one or more rows of scales centralized along the back)

- Long tails or insect abdomens

- Six limbs (middle pair often more resembles the front pair. used to be centaurs but now just four-armed creatures ig)

- Wings (usually insectoid, draconic or feathered)

- Insect-looking mandibles but they’re actually just modified teeth (likened to tusks)

- Five digits, opposable thumbs able to grasp stuff (to some extent) with sometimes paw-like feet

- Long necks

- Ocelli/smaller eyes that act like eyebrows

- Long canine teeth, four canines and eight incisors like humans (rest of the dental formula does not matter)

Some Of The Creature Design Tropes I Always Find Myself Circling Back To Are:

Some of the creature design tropes I always find myself circling back to are:

whiskers/barbels

birds with ears

toed hooves

long torso/ bi-to-quad movement

parrot, because i think their skull is freaky

small.

and more??

What traits do you folks find yourselves adding to a lot of your creatures?


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