♡ Lucy small acc for art (and other stuff) ♡

She/her - 20 - AuDHD - Bi - Hi I'm a rando who's still learning how to draw - Mainly a COTL fan, but also other stuff

[lucyfelle]

"This character got changed in a Insert here a random minority in its last visual REinterpretation and I'm mad about it because it's not accurate to the original source-" what you should be mad about is the fact that the people in real life that are like that and cannot change it, still get persecuted and killed for it. Worry about that for a second instead of a fucking movie.

But no, I guess making a hundred posts about it on social media is more important than to wonder how to erase the actual problem that made us minorities a selling point.

[wolfsteax]

Adjusted the audio for this old animation I did!

[lucyfelle]

hehe

husband and spouse

[wildpeachfarm]

in my mind this is how the final battle ended

[lucyfelle]

Holy shit I'm not believing this- I actually DID think about incorporating in a way a hook for a COTL character as an original weapon! And apparently the devs thought so too!

Though I'm still waiting for the day they add a sickle PLEASE I'm begging you it'd be so cool

[unicornpot]

In a world where divine intervention is a fundamental law of reality — does 'materialism' as we define it still hold any meaning?

This is exactly why I think Marchosias is just as much a tyrant and a madman as the Bishops — because he uses electroshock therapy and insists on body experimentation.

[lucyfelle]

YES YES YES THANK YOU SO MUCH! This is something I feel like not too many caught on but Marchosias still ended up becoming in a way like the gods he hated for so long. He's narcissistic enough to think of himself as above them for dissenting their cruel ways while he ALSO uses cruel ways in the cult pack he made for himself.

[justtzen]

[hazei1l]

Goat loves being petted

I really love how background turned out, hate to draw it though

And zoom-in muzzles because they're cute

[melled42]

This took me a month of work between comms and other art. No one asked for it, I just got the art worms in my brain and couldn't stop.

I look forward to the 5 notes it gets.

thanks to the patrons who let me do crazy things like this. they got my wips and the final piece early

[lucyfelle]

Artists will not post anything but random thoughts on social media and then randomly drop an art piece that would make the most talented Renaissance painter fall on his knees in full shame

[lucyfelle]

Hello this is the only and last time I ever post about this show I absolutely want nothing to do with it but her story inspired me

She sucked as a person, but she also deserved better

[cryptidcalaverita]

Sinful opinion

[hazei1l]

Old art but I love it

[lucyfelle]

Redraw from the new Devolver short

What a cute little leader with no intention of being ruthless with thier own cult

[lucyfelle]

Tail docking

My Lamb was naturally born with a short tail (I'm too used by now) but they were always interested in lambs' culture and traditions, since they were dying away. Tail docking was on of these traditions. It was a practice made in ancient times by Yngya to her followers so she would avoid her lambs getting injuired or dirty (like actual sheeps). That practice slowly became a tradition, seen almost as a "Rite of passage". This can be performed both by Yngya, a family member, or an expert. Once a lamb turns a certain age, usually 14 years old, they can choose to dock it or keep it, but it can be done at any age above if they change their mind. All it takes is knowing how it's done and a spell to make it painless. In Aza and Keru's case, they were not old enough, however, since Koka and Chazaq knew that they would not live enough to become 14, they decided to let them choose it prematurely and docked their tails before their deaths, and they agreed. I still wanted to experiment a bit what it would've been like for Lamb to have a naturally long one, but it wouldn't have been as nice.

(Alternative version below)

I imagined that having such a long tail when you're constantly on the run must be extremely unhelpful: Too difficult to run with it, too easy to be spotted while running or hiding, too much care to keep it, too much wool that can easily fall out and leave traces... Eventually they would've docked it, most likely not knowing how to do it and what it needs to make it painlessly. Which defintely would've brought later on multiple infections. But sheeps used to do it to avoid injuries, if they could do it with no problem they surely could do the same if that meant survival. Although who knows, maybe they would've liked to keep it later on as a vessel.

[lucyfelle]

I have so many thoughts and ideas I could write here but my dumbass stops me from doing it cause "You could just draw it" and then I never do

[pentagawns]

lamb doodle

[robthebob0]

EYE SEE GOD