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• I thought about it too! It seems to me that if Machete and Vasco were girls, the story would have turned out a little differently!•

// Canis I apologize for repeating your drawing style very much, I just wanted to see what it would look like - so I decided to make the style similar to yours (´°̥̥̥̥̥̥̥̥ω°̥̥̥̥̥̥̥̥｀)。。。//

•And since I respect your opinion, I decided that the best thing for Machete would be to just change the look and change the smallest facial expressions.•

•I haven't figured out how to draw Vasco yet, so for now I can only portray my favorite white guy.•☁️

Sorry if this is overstepping, but I wanted to give Vasco some skurnkly baby art.

Idk what his family is supposed to look like besides his dad, so I headcanoned his mom as a maltese for fun. The other two are his sisters.

Lol, accidental Madonna painting.

all the shibari talk earlier made me want to scribble this out real fast

behold.... purse dog............

Hi I was the spa anon earlier I made sketches! I just want him to have a good day

And also a mini Vasco for support, hope you have a great day!

He could, I wouldn't be very surprised at all. I'm not 100% sure where exactly the border between regular flexibility and hypermobility lies. I think flexibility is something you attain through deliberate training and hypermobility is the way you're naturally built?

He is kinda bendy. That could just be me wanting to push for more exaggerated silhouettes though, as well as my own subconscious bias as someone with some degree of hypermobility. Sighthounds are known to be very elastic dogs, maybe that contributes too.

I'm not sure if anyone has asked this before, but is Machete (the white dog, right?) based on a pet you had, or did it come to you randomly?

If I had to pinpoint the earliest inspirations I had for him, I'd say they were this photo of an Ibizan Hound in an old dog book from the 70's that my grandparents used to have:

I remember being fascinated by this particular dog, I hadn't seen that many sighthounds/podencos in person so it looked weirdly stretched and ghostly and pointy. I thought it was the coolest looking dog ever. I think I was in elementary school at the time.

Also my childhood favorite toy was this albino rabbit here, called Sissi (Finnish for guerrilla soldier):

I might have misread snooter and thought "oh, I suppose he could have a scooter. He's going to race after the pumpkin carriage with his trusted Vespa."