Mal

@squeaky.monster

Bizarrely Pettable Rectangle 35/he/they - Closed for commissions/trades/requests. Sorry! 🔞🔞🔞 18+ Only 🔞🔞🔞

Idk if I'd ever be able to do this, but I'd love to do something like that wereguar drawover as a real life art installation. Something of a huge inflatable wereguar climbing down the side of a building, glaring at a you. I lack the skills/materials to do this but it's fun to daydream about haha

LRP: Obsessed with the texture on that thing, very much the kind of thing you would find on reguar or wereguar or like 293847 of my other characters

I am super busy this summer (and will continue to be busy for a little bit yet) so I figured I should render a quick mal typh to keep me fresh teehee

Mal as a slightly chunky inflatable typhlosion with a painted on evil grin. Instead of their usual stylized butt spikes; they have a singular massive tail nub

An entity in the form of a massive kite, four equally long 'tendrils' gently billowing behind it in whatever breeze that flows through the open intakes. Something of this size would easily take anyone along with it, yet the strongest force when holding the string is akin to a gentle tug. #SizeSky

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So, I originally had a whole spiel planned for contextualizing the leviathan kite, but now that it's seen the world at large, I feel much more comfortable letting it exist naturally as it is. I find it very gratifying to see people creating their own interpretations of my designs :)

Hey, I just want to say quick that I am absolutely delighted by the reception on the leviathan kite! Initially, I figured that it was so niche and me-specific that it'd be completely inscrutable, so the fact that people have developed an understanding for my work is incredibly validating

I'll provide context for the last pic when I'm not delirious, but I cannot overstate how bizarrely transfixed I've been by this concept, I cannot explain it. The idea of a kite monster so unfathomably massive that it fills the sky is so delightfully terrifying that I can't stop thinking about it

I know every artist has a very different relationship with their art, but does anyone here know the feeling of like, coming up with An Idea and then going from "barely drew anything for three months" to "guy inscribing runes into stone for five hours while speaking in tongues"

Despite how good it looks on him, I feel like Varaxus probably finds jewelry a bit stuffy. How difficult it is to have your form constrained, unable to express yourself. Ironic that something so malleable could be so binding!

Varaxus, a rubber taur monster with four arms and four eyes, adorned with ornate gold bands around his arms, neck and tail. He looks a little disgruntled, adjusting the bands on one of his arms