#rilley

[notskull29]

Felt like drawing Rilley, so here she is!

Been feeling like doing more with my OCs lately, so I'm likely to finally give them proper character sheets soon

[rockhousejai]

Which OC would you think be a retro gamer?

I can’t just pick one lol

Toffee because he usually plays really old games on his father’s old game console and Rilley plays all the games you’d ever think of (yes even the obscure bad ones) since to me they seem like a gamer

[thehappyfarmdogs]

I love getting to talk to other people who have or have had reactive dogs. Having a dog with an obvious behaviour issue, especially aggression, and not knowing what to do is such a complex thing. It’s nice to talk to people who just get it.

You feel so embarrassed, hopeless, resentful, responsible, and lost. You’ll receive tons of advice from a variety of sources. Many of them will be bad, or you’ll lack the education to implement them. So you start throwing things at the wall, hoping they stick, and nothing really does. I don’t feel the same guilt many reactive dog owners do, because my reactive rover was my childhood dog. I always remember how paralyzingly and overwhelming it can be though. I remember the relief that came with finally understanding the problem and what to do.

My childhood dog passed away 3 years ago, when he was 14. He made a lot of progress in the years we began working with him. He did a two different programs, in part because my mom began appreciating with a BAT certified instructor. He made the most progress with CC&D. It wasn’t until we got S’mores, two years before his death, that we really began working with him extensively. He was older, and by then we had found ways to successfully manage his exposures to his triggers. Rilley was able to progress to the point where we were able to have them harnessed on separate sides of our living room for a few sessions. I think of him often, especially when I think about how vital understanding our pets is.

[triplelimbedbicycle]

Important question. since lent just has one leg does he have to hop around everywhere like a silly guy

both yes and no!

if lent has to travel quickly with reduced movement space, he can shapeshift into a serpent-like form and “swim” in the floor (this is his usual method of travel whenever rilley’s group needs to run)

but Normally he does prefer jumping around like a goofy living pogo stick since he can cover scary amounts of distance in given areas just by the sheer length of his leg, it makes talking to him while/right after moving as fun as youd think

also just like his tendency to crouch down while talking to shorter people, lent tends to forget most people he possess cannot perform long jumps several times their body length

[prommethium]

The Last of Us S01E07

[threeleggedart]

recently answered an ask on my character blog @triplelimbedbicycle about lent with some stuff i ended up really liking, so heres a post with all the drawings compiled together :)

[notskull29]

Well? You gonna accept?

[notskull29]

I missed drawing me OCs so here's a Rilley