Hello!! Do you still have the mccall's pikachu pattern? If so, would it be possible for me to pay you to scan it? Especially the backpack pattern and instructions? I'm interested in making a pikachu backpack :)
A redraw/recreation, with scans of the instructions, is available for free here. Unfortunately, I'm not able to scan the pattern as it's far too large for my scanner.
(I saw your message on reddit; my reply got bounced because I guess reddit hates Gumroad.)
Luness, a Pride/Avarice-type monstrum based on a bejeweled goddess statue housed in the Louvre. I imagine that she'd be a recruitable boss with two male Pharisis flunkies.
anyone else notice how the "identities are socially constructed" pro-gender abolition "do what you want forever" crowd are always trying to circumnavigate boundaries to get in lesbians' pants specifically
"I'm gonna draw my take on MissingNo!" And then I made another goddamn monstrum.
Fallange and Apostolo represent the idea of a fallen angel re-ascending to Heaven... but it's Vindictus Virtuous, so they tend not to be any nicer afterward.
Makepeace brandishing Moonstone, her sentient scepter.
Started this pic a few months ago, then came back after I got un-stuck on it. My original plan was that Makepeace's weapon would be a crystal golem, but I couldn't figure out how to keep Makepeace's active combat role; a hybrid of Sailor Moon's various weapons and The Shadow's Phurba ended up working better.
Vince and Dante in alternate outfits; they weren't drawn next to each other for lack of page space, but it looked far too much like Dante was lightheartedly teasing Vince over the scolding he no doubt received over his shirt not to arrange them like this.
Tricket, a Magic-type monstrum named after ye olde cricket Pokegod. Their common love of pranks make them rather difficult to recruit and train, especially the ones whose idea of a prank is "explosives".
A Virtue-group owl line, meant as a counterpart to Windios's as-of-yet undefined species. Drawn a few months ago.
Chibubo was originally meant to be a Flying-type starter Pokemon; besides the usual reason why half my Fakemon become monstrum, it turns out that ditching the Grass/Fire/Water triangle is harder than it seems. :U The middle stage, Wisdian, was specifically based on my childhood owl plush, Dulcea.
If anyone remembers my fan-Cures from earlier this year: yeah, they're fully-original now. :U (It largely came down to wanting to do plots that would be too dark for Precure.)
Counter-clockwise from bottom-center: Soteira Silk (and her fairy companion Arachne), Soteira Venom, Soteira Luna, and Soteira Jewel. This was drawn a month or so ago.
You see before you five girls trapped in an extra-hellish juvenile detention center where students are encouraged--sometimes required--to beat the liquid centers out of each other.
Nessa: the main protag, a moody kid who got sent to the slammer over a harmless prank; that she's in this situation because the other kids who actually planned the thing threw her under the bus did not help her attitude one bit. Nessa prefers to solve her problems with her fists.
Quinn Desmond: fierce and outgoing leader of the five-girl team that Nessa joins. She has a plan to destroy the school from the inside out.
Juni: tomboy from a surfing family who misses life back in California. The refusal of others to accept how she presents herself is a huge sore spot (read: Juni will kick you in the face).
Kyrie: literature nerd and aspiring author; while she learned basic judo for self-defense, Kyrie doesn't go looking for a fight.
Celeste: computer whiz who's arguably the most vicious of Quinn's girls behind Nessa. No one's sure how much of her bubbly personality is genuine and how much is a cover for her terrible home life.
Two sets of Earth elves: common and hybrid. Originally from the moons of the gas giant Esotera, elves are the most widespread kin on Contra-Earth behind humans.
Short descriptions of each below:
[COMMON:]
* Wood Elves: those who live in or near forests; the closest to your standard fantasy elf outside of the distant, enigmatic Outer Elves.
[Misha may look cute and harmless, but he's an expert marksman as all sentries of his home forest are trained to be.]
* Plains Elves: the semi-nomadic tribes of the grasslands and similar environments.
[Ado is the first line of defense between her tribe and any hostiles passing through their territory.]
* Sun Elves: those who live on and near the equator. Their facial markings are natural.
[Seen here is Auriga of the Azure Knights in casual clothes.]
* Moon Elves: unlike their solar counterparts, moon elves prefer cooler climes. The vast majority of moon elves have white hair.
[If asked, Fionn would tell you that his skimpy dancer getup is normal moon elf fashion.]
* Jungle Elves: those adapted to life in the jungle. Like sun elves, their bodily markings are natural.
[Tianwe, frustrated with life in her tiny village, sets out to explore more of her homeland.]
* Valley Elves: those who find shelter in the valleys, often alongside dwarves.
[Klara is a shopkeeper who gets most of her income from passing adventurers.]
* Sand Elves: those adapted to life in the desert.
[Rashida, a mercenary, is the partner of notorious djinn outlaw Iblis. As one could imagine, she's not the most sociable of people.]
* Polar Elves: those who live in the coldest sectors of Contra-Earth (though not exclusively at the poles).
[Siarnaq is the prince of his tribe, and an expert ice-fisherman. Don't get him started if you value your time.]
* Swamp Elves: people of the bayou, more or less.
[Laurent isn't the nicest guy around, being part of an elite mercenary unit and all.]
* Coastal Elves: those who live by the sea, usually on islands.
[Sirena, a sea-racer by trade, is hoping to put together an adventuring party.]
[HYBRID:]
* Fey Elves: long-eared elves who are attuned to magic, like their djinn parent.
[Sherry Blackheart is the daughter of a noble family who hopes to master dark magic.]
* Wild Elves: the striped, tuft-eared offspring of elf and ailuros. They tend to live around plains and jungle elves.
[Feronia is a mercenary archer and friend of a cambion adventurer, Naedia.]
* Shadow Elves: those acclimated to the darkness, as the offspring of elf and cambion. So acclimated, in fact, that sunlight obliterates their vision, requiring use of blindfolds to protect it.
[Heroidias is generally willing to help whoever seeks them out... for a price.]
* Iron Elves: despite having a dwarf parent, iron elves are massive--especially the women, whose average height hovers near 7'1". Many live in the mountains, earning them the nickname of "mountain elves".
Enzo's off-center sidecut finally annoyed me into correcting it--which, as "minor corrections" tend to do, led to me making her some more hair-pieces and removing one that was causing her hair to be too long. (And also new feet, because I didn't like how flat her old ones had gotten.) I'm pretty happy with how these edits turned out.
Errata:
[HAIR, SIDECUT SEGMENT A]
{coffee}
0) ch 27
1-2) dc 26, ch, turn
3) hdc 26
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[HAIR, SIDECUT SEGMENT B]
{coffee}
0) ch 29
1) dc 22, hdc 6, ch, turn
2-3) hdc 6, dc 16, hdc 6, ch, turn
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