So ummmm, yeah. Bill looked like he was wearing a bra for some reason, so I drew Bill wearing a bra 🤣🤣🤣I have no regrets! He slayed that pink laced bra and proudly so! The old Dorito can pull any outfit off lmao
seen from China

seen from Portugal

seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from Thailand
seen from United Kingdom

seen from United States
seen from China

seen from Thailand
seen from United States
seen from Thailand
seen from Ireland

seen from Thailand
seen from Russia
seen from United States

seen from Canada
seen from Thailand
seen from China
seen from Chile
seen from China
So ummmm, yeah. Bill looked like he was wearing a bra for some reason, so I drew Bill wearing a bra 🤣🤣🤣I have no regrets! He slayed that pink laced bra and proudly so! The old Dorito can pull any outfit off lmao
"a fragile form of life, but life nonetheless"
lace is so cool I love her! and im very happy w my design. frilly dress go brbbrbbbr
to explain my train of thought fully— silk can be used to make life, but it HAS to be formed around something to make it so. like uhhh. when people use foil to fill out a model!
it makes sense to me for her to have a "robotic" form underneath the silk. it just feels correct!
anyway she and Hornet should kiss passionately.
Updated Lace design! I like this more than my initial concept. Here is what I have for her so far
Her inner workings are needle felted with light and tough but thin metal armature holding everything together, like a stiff but somewhat flexible skeleton of needle felted bones. Threaded through the armature is silk, to tie everything together and allow movement, so she's jointed a bit like a BJD, with the silk running through her allowing her to move fluidly.
On the outside of the needle felted skeleton is silk in the form of something like cotton filling, voluminous and soft, with her skin, made of several layers of finely woven silk fused together for strength, holding it all in place. More strands of silk act as fur, attached to the outermost layer of her skin, like a really soft faux fur, added in to make her look fluffy and soft.
She was made to be the eternal soft pretty little daughter of Grand Mother Silk, so she's like a beautiful, soft, cushy little doll but with the fierce ability to fight. Sometimes she seems very young, sometimes very old; in reality, she's ageless. She's a living doll.
This means she has claws made of metal, as well as metal teeth.
Her face is needle felted in great detail, with lips, eyelids, eyelashes to make her look pretty with golden markings, and her eyes are made of luminous glass. She can emote and change her expression due to how her face is constructed. Her legs are not as thick as they look, a lot of that is fluff. Her fur is *insanely* soft. She may be made of silk, but it's very tough, supernatural silk. She's not nearly as fragile and delicate as she looks.
Lace pattern photographs from A renascence of the Irish art of lace-making. Illustrated by photographic reproductions of Irish laces, made from new and specially designed patterns. 1888. Design by Miss Z. A. Inman, of Halstead, Essex. https://newcatalog.library.cornell.edu/catalog/1723373
I call this one "please for the love of God reblog."
But, seriously, this is an old creature of mine, from a species that were called (I think) terrachneans. They are closer in species to silkworms than spiders, I don't remember the details, but I'm writing more.
@schwarzekatzen
Jean Paul Gaultier Spring Couture 2009
Okay, so I finally decided to finally post these fun little do-dads I did a long time ago that have been sitting in my art folder for ages. Kaleidoscope tools are super fun omg.
Fairies just wear whatever the hell they want. Also, recognize the dress?
@schwarzekatzen