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- First is more of these gut-like ones, twisting around in various ways. The sketch on the top left is meant to have them encapsulated around some kind of metal bauble, while the one to the right is meant to emphasize different sizes of wires and how they twist and almost “grab” each other.

- Second is this array of different wires. I tried to change up how I was drawing them, so some are totally smooth while others have textured segments, and some are completely dark while others are very light. The eyeballs were tossed in there because I recently watched Destroying a World That Doesn’t Exist, and I was thinking of the eyeball builds as I was inking this. I think the shadows on the eyes are a bit too harsh, but the wires turned out very well, and those are the most important part.

My friends dub the au, TransMary

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This was a sketch done with a brush and watered down ink. (I was trying to use up the last of the ink I had in a small container.) My friend said it “looks like eels.”

These were done with a base of watered down ink with bolder linework on top. A bit reminiscent of the figures from a few Wednesdays ago, seen below. My friend said the sketch on the left appears as if the ribcage and collarbone were placed around the small intestine and pelvis, like you squished down someone’s torso.

For the figure on the right, my friend said “he looks like a spider-intestine dude,” with an abdomen-looking piece to match. They said the head resembled the shape of a wing, but specifically “a wing in a bank logo.” (I will be relying on whoever reads this to figure out what that means.)