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Some of my most recent work. Embracing the feminine form through resin and art
Prismatic Chromatic Crochet Granny Blanket
Prismatic Chromatic Crochet Granny Blanket
Crochet Prismatic Chromatic Blanket The Crochet Prismatic Chromatic Granny Blanket is a two-tone solid granny square that is strategized by the colours. The tutorial below will show you how to accomplish these squares and ultimately you have to crochet a specific number of them which is in the free pattern. I have linked in more videos for this concept including granny squares that are 4 sided in…
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Alrighty got some fresh concepts to slap down
Don't worry, it's not inherently hard vore despite my warning
Consider: colour changing preds
First, what sorts of preds would be like this?
Chameleon preds! Anthro, feral, dragons with chameleon traits. Even tho the stereotype is camflague, chameleons actually change colour due to emotions and stuff too ^-^
Slime-based preds! They're made of goo or slime, whether they're a blob or have a whole body, and that slime changes colours.
Aquatic or fantastical preds that have bioluminescence or spots that shift colours.
Now, why would they change colour?
As said above, natural colour changing creatures sometimes do so based on emotions, which means a happy pred might be soft tones or deep yellow, and an angry one might be red or neon alarming shades. A sleepy one might be dull colours or pastels.
Hunger level; kinda like how a battery goes from green to yellow to red. Vibrant or deep colours that slowly darken or desaturate as the pred becomes hungrier and hungrier.
Camoflague/threat levels. Similar to emotion, but more with the purpose of blending in or hiding. Could be combined with fear or hunger (duller colours are easier to hunt with).
Vore applications?
Imagine a slime person lounging back with a belly full of their favourite prey. A warm hue starts at their belly, almost like a blush, and spreads across their whole body. The prey can see this shift in the translucent body all around them, perhaps feeling joy at a job well done if they wanted to be in there.
A dragon with flashy lateral spots/streaks that flicker between many bright colours as they revel in the thrill of the hunt.
A tired pred is laying there, hungry and colours dull, their colours growing in vibrancy as they snack on a bucket of tiny prey.
Day 91
Lacy Nails With Chrome
So once again I’ve fallen behind with my blog posts but I’ve kept up with my 100 days on Instagram
I was extremely excited and lucky to be given this chrome powder by Beauty Big Bang to try out. I’ve not really had much experience with chrome powder yet so I was a bit unsure about using it. I feel like it looks a little uneven on the thumb but otherwise I’m really happy with it!
The colour is so gorgeous and shifts between red and green and is the kind of thing you just stare at in amazement whilst you waggle your fingers about looking at the pigment shift!
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Products used-
Black- Voodoo by Sinful Colors
Chrome powder- Peacock Holographic Powder in 9A by Beauty Big Bang
April 2017. I tried some colour shifting polish during exams so I wouldn't have to spend much time doing my nails while still looking good. I'm pretty impressed! This is actually by Forever 21. They call it holographic, which it is not. But it's still pretty
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