THE stupid Dualscar Blog

new blog new commission post time <3 im currently only doing;

busts; $20

half body; $30

+ half again for a second character

i tend towards human/humanoid characters but also can do furries/monsters/etc (mechs as well but note it will take longer as im not as practiced)

will do's + more information and examples under the cut

Prices range as follows:

10 usd for a headshot

15 usd for a bust (counted as either shoulders up or mid chest up, dependant on client preferance)

Half body/waist up 20 usd

30 usd for a singular full body.

35 usd for a full reference sheet, extra variant sheets are another ten dollars regardless of number.

Anything done my lineless/mspa/hs2 emulation style (example shown below cut) is a set 15 dollars, unless it includes an extra character.

For busts/half bodies extra characters are 5 dollars extra per addition character, ten extra for full bodies.

Complex backgrounds, as in full scenery, are 5 to ten dollars extra depending on level of complexity.

Specific wills and wonts under cut, alongside examples.

GOD THAT MAKES IT SOOOOO <33 they're having a normal one. the most normal one ever (theyre thinking about that parasite and his poisoned words again, that they dont know their 'rail as they good as they think)

The necklaces- or at least Sati's are burnt. There's DEFINITELY dried blood staining Saturn's.

He picked up SHEKEKE names from her.

He picked up SHEKEKE names from her.

In the original pre-Scattering plan there's Primarchs that were mostly meant for war effort only and would be disposed of shortly after (eg Horus, Ferrus, Vulkan), Primarchs that would be disposed off after the straggler planets and more isolated folks were found and brought into the fold (eg Angron, Itzel, Corvus), and Primarch that would be needed to help transition society to be fully 'democratic' and then executed after (eg Roboute, Magnus (as a living battery), Konrad).

The auras were meant to be a sort of baseline to help establish these roles and then be reinforced by training and upbringing. Konrad would have been inspiring a severity but not fear so much as the 'objective' arm of justice, Lorgar would be inspiring warmth and (at least in Emps' idiot head) non-religious devotion, Sanguinius inspiring warm awe etc, and affecting how they interact with baselines.

With the Scattering, these intended roles got criss-crossed with the circumstances of whatever the planets had going on, some more successfully (Magnus, Roboute, Lion) than others (Angron, Konrad, Lorgar). Primarchs who had interactions as part of the lower or oppressed class tended to inspire a certain level of more intense loyalty and devotion that wasn't built on just awe, and imo would reduce a bit of the 'holy shit Primarch in the room 'effect with time (see: Angron's City Eaters, Morty joking with his Death Guard towards the end of the rebellion), while those who were more isolated for one reason or another tend to only have the aura and backing power to go and have fewer sincere connections (see: Many people on Olympia hating Perturabo, Nostramo fearing Konrad but deliberately sending him their worst candidates). Angron and Itzel were meant to be more easily approachable from early on and easier to develop those social bonds with.

In Angron's case, that got screwed up badly by the Nails eating his entire aura, but in Itzel's case, it's lead to most of the planet he's on being exposed (small-ass population) and losing most of their inherent 'awe' for any given Primarch. They'll fear the ones with actively threatening auras (Konrad, Angron, Perturabo if he's glaring) but have no qualms about just approaching a guy who isn't friendly-looking (Mortarion, Ferrus, Konrad if he's lucid/Angron if he's not actively pissed off) adn engaging with the same level of respect they'd give to their own leaders, not to the guys meant to be demigods. This is even worse for Astartes because Itzel's planet-born Astartes returned a lot and make a point of wearing the effect off so they can still have their home, and now any given oceanwalker baseline only fears an Astartes if actively in danger of being hurt/killed by one (and while an Astartes can kill any mortal, oceanwalkers have a high homebase advantage on account of knowing which currents are safe to dive into and which will actually kill yes even an Astartes).

No additional nuance allowed unless you vote and take it to the tags.

"The pit guardians go out of their way to be nice to us," Soren had said. "But it's still kind of scary, isn't it?"

"Very!" Gylfie had replied. "It was after I called him Unk that he gave me the bits of snake." She had then sighed. "I remember so well, as if it was yesterday, my First Snake ceremony. Dad had saved the rattles for me and my sisters to play with. And you know what, Soren? It was as if Unk had read my mind because I was thinking about my ceremony and just then he says, I might even have some rattles for you to play with.' And then I thanked him. I over-thanked him. It was disgusting, Soren.'

And Soren knew just what the little Elf Owl meant.