#digimorph

[nataliesartprofile]

Patreon backlog art feat. a very cute Drimogemon-anthro girl in overalls-!

[brisksunrise]

Here we have Hisato’s main evolutionary path, from the Baby to Mega stage.

Despite this being his main path, though, Hisato is still capable of digivolving into other forms based upon various factors and stimuli that affect his digital code.

[jammerhighwind]

Let's draw digimon morphs!

[cosmirox]

Waifu Weekend Stream June 11th, 2017: Zudomon for @sakura-fontis

I decided to pick the suggestion I liked most instead of leaving it to random draw and I couldn't resist the chance to draw another strong wife~

Really happy with how this one turned out. I put more effort in my shading and I think she came out pretty pretty~

Don't worry, you're not alone, I want her to hold me, too.

Join my Patreon to go to a world of waifus more Digital than they already are normally.

[nataliesartprofile]

More completed patreon reward backlog feat. a cute ankylomon-girl chilling & reading with a nice mug of coffee-!

-I currently also have 3 flatcolor commission slots open

[nataliesartprofile]

Knocked out a bunch of patreon rewards today; all characters belong to their respective owners-the last character in the last piece is mine, tho; her name is Puzzle & she is a bard

[digidrakncreature]

Some Digimorph Thoughts

Before reading this imagine that every sentence begins with "I think maybe"

Don't know if I was specifically a mutant but I think my entire colony was mutated some generation before me. Like our hive was just on top of some magic stone or something.

Lived underground like ants/termites tunnels and chambers

ate mushrooms and ... moles? rats? some sort of digging rodents. and also these natural crystals that were definitely some sort of collectable.

We went on gathering/hunting trips. I liked apples. I liked outside. I liked the sky.

We were either a low level kind of fodder enemy or an upgraded version of that mob. Shapeshifters. We could have been mimics, maybe. I don't know. I know only that I'm a terrible mimic, myself, and probably hadn't been good at it then either.

I left my colony for the sky, for exploration, for adventure and apples.

We didn't raise our young. I think maybe all our eggs were placed in the same chamber – nobody knew if any gobbler was their spawn or not. (Gobbler = accidental term I'd made once that fits, they eat a lot to pupate.)

It was considered important to try to procreate at least a little to continue the colony. So I made 1 egg – by myself – our spawn are basically randomized traits that can be created by 1 to 3 of us, depending on how big a pool of traits you wanted that drawing to have. I left the egg and I left the colony.

Was that the catalyst for my code being corrupted? Or did I already have a glitch that caused me to go against what I was programmed to be? It doesn't really matter, end result is the same, and it's not like any of us had any actual choices. The programmers would just make a copy and go down every path anyway.

There was a tiger. It wasn't the same shape as tigers are here. Longer legs, shorter body, I think she might have been a humanoid tigerfolk. I think she might have been the adventurer I chose to travel with.

Just having feelings about:

- being a low level enemy in a videogame — imagine we were just living our lives sitting on some plot relevant item and an adventurer or team of adventurers could have just wiped us out just to get to the stupid thing that we didn't even know was there and didn't need or want

- living underground. digging

- living in a sort of hive society???

[publicdomainbooksdevotee]

CT scan of Psalterium, Antiphonarium Sanctorale. Dr. Ellen Cunningham-Kruppa.