gatorstooth art

if you cannot picture a fat protagonist doing all the exact same shit a skinny protagonist does and more, you need to evaluate your fatphobia and unpack why. maybe consider breaking out of the mold media has set for you because you're your own person and capable of creating more than generic skinny protag #4.

Snom, Frosmoth: nudibranch, sea angel Phantump, Trevenant: hydrothermal vents Bergmite, Hisuian Avalugg: thornbug, stag beetle, sea scorpion Petilil, Lilligant: blanket octopus, sea anemone Ralts, Kirlia, Gardevoir: not a convergent but a mimic! venus flytrap, pitcher plant

anyway if you've reblogged this you're obligated to take one of your favs and make them fat right now. don't change anything about their story just make them fat. they were fat the whole time, they were fat when they started the story and they were fat when they nearly died and they were fat when they got their love interest's attention and they were fat when they did incredible things. and they're fat when it ends.

A snake story, based on an experience I had while I was in Florida.

If you said yes to the first 3 please explain in the tags what animal it was and what was the damage

beastly reminder

Almost. Years ago my computer suddenly stopped working and lost everything on it. Fortunately a relatively recent backup still existed bc of my family, a recent parts switch, and dumb luck. But last year a friend of mine got hacked and lost close to everything he had done creatively in the last 17-ish years. Art. Novels in progress. Entire conlangs. DnD character Sheets. Music he had made. All gone. He never backed any of it up. Few months later I started this habit (or ritual, almost) of drawing a reminder beast any time I would make a full complete backup. In hopes that seeing these things might remind others and myself. (Another factor here is that I am an animator and some of the stuff on my computer took literal years to make. And the film university I go to urges us to take this stuff seriously, too.)

Yeah i actually like him

- Ritika Jyala