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I have not posted in this blog for so long. Anyways hi.
I HAD LETS GET DOWN TO BUSINESS AND VALUE VALUE THE FUN STUCK IN MY HEAD ALL DAY AT WORK YESTERDAY I think i was slowly going insane
having a nerd that likes wd gaster as the demon possessing you
Ts was just on my desk today
Question.
A lot of people draw gaster either as a very skinny and boney looking dude or a weird blob thingy
Ur gaster design is very far from that, so I'm curious why u designed him the way u did? (He looks a bit less creepier than what he looked liked in that one comic where he plans a literal ice apocalypse on humanity (i really like that comic it's one of my favourites of yours). He looks a lot more? Broad? Could be the shoulder things from whatever he's wearing but he still LOOKS bigger in size in general.
I'm curious as to why in general :DDD
The way I designed Gaster's 'post-shattering' form came from my idea that this form is a result of Gaster desperately trying to recreate his old self, but only from vague memories, incomplete parts, and descriptions. He remembers being tall and imposing, so he's made himself tall and imposing. He remembers that there were lines on his face (his prominent cheekbones), and he's given himself lines on his face. Everything he's done is an effort to desperately mimic the man he used to be, and maybe at times he can approximate it fairly closely, but it's a fragile illusion.
To borrow a description from The Doctor - The Stranger (a fic you all should read, it was written by a cool dude).
His previous observation held true; the stranger looked to be a constructed thing. From where he sat, it looked as if his head was an oblong orb, yet with how flat his face looked, it seemed that perhaps even that was an illusion. The harsh lines of his black coat, the ink-like structure of that strange smiling face, reminded him of the way children would draw people. No curves or fabric, but shapes stacked on top of one another, always that smile and vacant eyes staring back. They’d raise the paper and say, with a pointing hand, "Look, it’s you!"Look, it’s-
If you had to remake yourself from scratch, using only what you could scrounge in the darkness, what would you look like?
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Why isn't Boat Person included in Gaster's crew?