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Poodle 3D model

#3d model #3d #character design #ocs #my ocs #galatea #sculpt #furry

Someone just tried to tell me that the Batfam was complicated and confusing.

The batfam is essentially just Batman, his butler, his son, his son, his son, his son, his son, his daughter, his kids' friend, and several friends' kids.

That's like, so much more straight forward than Superman's family.

Superman's got like a not-brother-brother, a brother-son, a son-son, a son-who's-actually-Zod's-son, a cousin, a alternate-universe-cousin, a clone cousin, an alternate-universe daughter, a brainwashed woman, a shapeshifter with the memories of and alternate universe version of his ex, whatever the hell is going on with Linda, and probably a bunch more that I simply don't know about (and his wife duh).

galamiria but as that one hunter schafer/emma d'arcy vampire tweet

#should go without saying but i do not see galamiria as sibilings #in fact i kinda want them to make out very extensively #however. the original fits undeniably serve #i imagined miria in a leather jacket and blacked out #i hope she lives out her epilogue in relative peace killing yoma and kissing her tall nun wife #i know miria is drawn with browner hair usually but ive imagined her as a blonde my whole life sorry #miria #phantom miria #galatea #gods eye galatea #galamiria #claymore #stillindigo art

Aphrodite turning Galatea into a real girl(tm) but it is fruity

source: A book of myths (1915) New York : G. P. Putnam's sons; London, T. C. & E. C. Jack.

#Aphrodite #greek mythology #tagamemnon #greek gods #pygmalion and galatea #pygmalion #Galatea

I posted this to my twitter but I think it'll do better numbers over here.

final artfight ref. #HerTubes

(you can find me there as mathpope!)

#indecent!!! her plastic bag gone!!!#feeble scribbles #digital art #artists on tumblr #my ocs #galatea #robots

Galatea, (Detail), (c. 1815-1820), by Anne-Louis Girodet de Roussy de Trioson (French, 1767 – 1824), oil on canvas, unlined, 18 x 15 in. (45.7 x 37.9 cm), Private Collection