Claire Gothblin Blog thingy

Hello, i am Claire Gothblin! your cute, gross, gluttonous chubby goth goblin gal here! now on Tumbler! well, er back on Tumblr. will probably use this to post clips from streams, images from games and stuff as well as pics of dishes I made as well as recipes! ^u^ might even post belly pics here too

[bigbellybridget]

i can’t stop gaining !! ❤️

[bigbellybunny]

whenever you’re eating and your stomach starts to hurt, and you can’t tell if you’re too full or still hungry… don’t fall for it. it’s always the latter. keep eating. you’re still so, so hungry.

[bigbellyluvr]

[brendakthedonutgirl]

Candy Godiva #goals

[thegreedyofficefatty]

Not pictured is the XL pizza which wouldn’t fit on my desk…

[thegreedyofficefatty]

🐽 aiming for a body that’s 99% blubber

[thegreedyofficefatty]

Dont tbink it’s normal to be so fucking round and feel so heavy and ouutof shape but I’m too drunk and full too care

[thegreedyofficefatty]

[hometoursandotherstuff]

One doughnut to rule them all.

[ellaeats]

God I’m packed so tight, and I can’t resist a donut being waved in front of my face~

[hisgrowinggirl-deactivated20260]

I can't stop crushing over you! 😅

[make-me-a-pig-deactivated201908]

This User is a Strong Supporter of the Obesity Epidemic

[irvingsbbws]

Bigger is better

[bigpiggies]

The obesity epidemic can’t spread fast enough

[m-wazowski]

Reblog if you think it needs to spread faster

[brendakthedonutgirl]

Proud member

[umilikefat-deactivated20220621]

Indeed

[encouraging-growth]

Give in, and keep eating

[asumowannabe]

Strong supporter

[shinyperfectiontheorist-deactiv]

you cant avoid it

[toonpatriot94-deactivated202202]

Proud contributor 🐖

[carelesslycorpulent-deactivated]

Forever and always 🐖

[gluttonlass]

count me in

[fatteningblog]

YESS! Make 600 lbs and BMI 100+ the new norm!

[obesefuture]

A BMI under 100 should be considered as anorexic.

[ginagobbles08-deactivated202209]

I’ve already fallen victim to the fattening epidemic — my body transforming from lithe to frumpy as more and more feeders encourage me to become a tank of tubby flab

[transplastic]

Joining the parade

[kodabites-deactivated20240324]

Keep the parade going fatties!

(If you keep going you get food :3)

[buildabhm-deactivated20200829]

Repeat after me

There’s nothing bad about being fat or wrong with wanting to be fat. Being fat is just as beautiful as being slim or the perceived average body size. It’s okay to love food in excess and enjoy the aspects about your body it changes. Rolls and paunches are lovely and it’s perfectly fine to admire them.

[zombiekittenowo]

OMG

I CRAVE PIZZA SO BAD MY STOMACH KEEPS GROWLING FOR THAT AND REFUSE TO EAT ANYTHJNG ELSE FBFBFBFBDBDBDBD

[cecehectori]

rb to kiss my tummy

[cecehectori]

i think everyone deserves a fat girl in their life

[biggerfatterbelly]

Imagine if they devoted as much medical research to weight gain products as they did weight loss products...

I want a pill that makes me eat more and gain more and food where they went out of their way to make it as fattening as possible 🥵

Plus it would be so much easier to make it effective 🤣

[brendakthedonutgirl]

God, yes!

[bloodanddiscoballs]

It really bums me out when people refuse to draw fat characters fat. There are so many skinny and buff characters out there, so when you have a fat character, it's wonderful! Stop taking away their fat! There is nothing wrong with the fact that they're fat! There are so many resources out there to teach you how to draw all body types, yet some artists cling to the single one. You may not think you're doing this, but what it says when you take that aspect away is that you don't think fat people deserve to be seen as they are. You're telling your viewers that it's somehow incorrect that they're fat, that they aren't attractive, or that you needed to "correct" them to draw them. If you're going to put your skills, time, and energy into drawing these characters, you need to do the bare minimum and include their body fat. Even if your art is stylized, you can and should still learn how to include fat people in your art.

I'll even help you out right now! References are great for drawing, as it helps to know how the body works before drawing it. You'll want to have an idea of how weight is displaced and how long/short things should be. It helps to know what bones go where, what muscle attaches where, how folds of skin look under clothes, etc. Part of those references should include how fat sits on the body. Here are some amazing PDFs for you to use:

• Morpho - Fat and Skin Folds by Michel Lauricella is one of the best resources out there for drawing fat bodies. I'm sure you've seen it passed around before, and there's a reason for that. You can either download the PDF or view it on that site.

• Morpho - Simplified Forms by Michel Lauricella is a great beginners reference PDF. I recommend this to every artist who is just starting out. You'll have to download this one to view it.

• 2DA Torso by Michel Lauricella is a more in depth PDF about the torso and shows muscles and how they attach and move on the bones. This can either be downloaded or viewed on the site.

• Morpho: Hands and Feet: Anatomy for Artists by Michel Lauricella is exactly what it says! Hands and feet are often pretty difficult for artists. This PDF is a great resource. You'll have to download it to view it.

There are also so many artists on here, Twitter, or ArtStation that have passed around tutorials as well! All it takes is a quick search to find helpful information. Your art will greatly improve as you study and use references!

[decadentfeedee-deactivated20180]

you know it serious when all your dreams contain food, eating and/or being fed