Golden's Art

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Welcome to My Art Blog!

My Main is @golden-buddle and I typically reblog anything that I like/find funny there. This blog specifically is for just my art.

You can find my art under, well, #my art

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Vamp OC!

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Like most ghost types, it is impossible to breed the Chandelure line and get an identical Pokemon akin to the naturally developing Chandelure. But that doesn't mean that people haven't been able to breed them at all. With the help of other Pokemon, people can breed and care for a 'safe' Litwick all the way to an Adult Chandelure. With this one's father being from the Gastly line, we have the closest we can get to a natural Chandelure. However, people do have to be careful around their flames- It's said that their flames are as poisonous as they are cold- Which is to say, very poisonous.

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turns out ive been reblogging stuff onto this blog instead of my main.

sorry bout that!

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Verrrry rough draft of jackomoon redesign

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hehoo wings go brrrr

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Zero the Toon, Bound form and True Form

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Flora and Fauna of Planet Edo Sumia-1203, Page 201

The Honey Tear is a gourd-like plant, the gourds themselves average around just under a foot when fully ripe.

Unlike Terran gourds, however, Honey Tears do not start out as small flowers. In Fact, the only flowers on the stalk are the two flowers at the very top. They are very fragrant and smell quite a lot like gooseberries with 6 petals per flower.

When the flowers start to bud, two leaves curl off from the center stalk and a set of four tightly bound leaves poke out of the two leaves. Inside the set of four leaves grows the gourd. The gourd starts out as a bright cyan before shifting into a deep purple coloring when fully ripe.

The flesh of the gourd ranges from half an inch to a full inch, but after that, the Honey Tear is hollow and filled with a liquid that is nearly identical to honey in consistency.

6 hollow tubes connect the outer flesh and rind to the core. The core itself is the same as the flower's center- A hard, solid knot of 8-length wide horns with prickly spikes along the tips of the horns. The core is not edible and is used to plant more of the plant.

The hollow tubes when dried are quite sturdy and are often used as ropes by the local hives. The gourds, when dried, are used as containers after being treated with a mix of a waxy substance and the hive's emotional honey.

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Outside of Any Known Worlds, The Deity of Time awaits with His Familiar.

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