Ham meets a bird.
The bird is supposed to be a yellow-legged thrush, but it doesn't really look like one because every time I draw birds they look like strange blobs. It sure does have yellow legs, though.
I heard they're very shy!
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Ham meets a bird.
The bird is supposed to be a yellow-legged thrush, but it doesn't really look like one because every time I draw birds they look like strange blobs. It sure does have yellow legs, though.
I heard they're very shy!
THE best friends ever.
Here with this drawing of Lucy in her final magical girl transformation, I'm debuting my strangest take (so far) on what NWOTV angels look like. NWOTV angels are already so strange with their angels, given their unexplained webbed hands and feet, so it's not too much of a stretch to make them less humanoid and more Creature.
They're kind of like sheep! They have fluffy ears and green fur! They purr! I asked my friend whether she thought NWOTV angels were reptiles or birds or amphibians or mammals and she said, "mammals, like the platypus" so I'm assuming they're weird mammals now.
The flag on the second version is the queerplatonic flag, which is a headcanon I will hold onto until the day that I die.
The book: this character has ‘reddish’ hair. This likely means reddish brown, like an auburn colour
Me: orange
The book: what
Me: highlighter orange
The book: but why
Me: Highlighter Orange
Anyways
Ham Noyes, the second son of Doctor and Mrs Noyes, is an enthusiastic astronomer and ecologist. Insatiably curious, passionate, and filled with wonder, Ham is a very intense person who listens to his heart first and his brain maybe occasionally. Having inherited his mother’s kindness, he wouldn’t hurt a fly- not if he can help it, that is.
He is married to Lucy, a random woman he found roaming in what is essentially his backyard.
My main principle for drawing these two characters: