#macy calohan

[randall-lloyd]

may we know whats up with mason’s new design? 🤲🤲

yyyesssss you may!

so. mason [and his siblings for that matter] looked [in my opinion] very dead. very corpse like. As did his mother, who is a Hispanic woman

So I redid them all so that their skintones were more alive more human and less.

dead body pale.

And the result? BAM! LIVING BREATHING HUMANS WHO HAVE HINTS OF THEIR OTHER PARENT AND NOT JUST THE WHITE ONE

I also did outfit edits :]

[randall-lloyd]

I made a prommy earlier to design Mason's little sisters and by god I have kept my prommy.

Jodie and Janeane, the twins, younger than Mason by 2 years

Charlotte, identical to her mother when she was young, younger than Mason by 3 years

And finally Macy, the baby, younger than Mason by a WHOPPING 19 years

[randall-lloyd]

How dare you make me blush!!! /j

drawing girls my specialty

I tend to prove that :]

[randall-lloyd]

lil teaser for what to expect this lovely pride month

ilovewomenilovewomenilovewomenilovewomen

[randall-lloyd]

Macy [sr, lol] and Macy Calohan

[to clarify, Mayor Macy Calohan who is Mason Sr.'s great aunt, and Macy Calohan, Mason Sr's youngest daughter. Namesakes ppl]

[randall-lloyd]

Why doesn't Macy have a prosthetic? I've never heard of someone missing a leg using a cane as a replacement (don't mean to be rude, I'm just curious on your thought process here)

Oh yea I can explain that under the cut here [bit of a long explanation/thought process]

she doesn't like how prosthetics feel

while someone like Alyce is used to them bc shes known them her whole life, like alyce was born with major bone deformities below the knee that were beyond fixing, Macy had both legs for a while, and later on lost the other due to accidental circumstances when she was a preteen

Since she had both legs for a while she did what a lot of kids do which is like. balancing on one leg and just trying to see how long they can do that for. Macy perfected that in a sense and after losing her leg it became handy. She did have a prosthetic for a while but she thought it was uncomfortable and made it harder to move around since that would be several more years of practicing movement. Macy just kind of took what she knew and applied it to her everyday life and uses a cane as a means of relieving some weight off of her one leg. sort of like how one runs for a long time and needs to use a wall to hold themselves up to take a breather and relax their muscles.