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In the red carpet you won't see the bloodstains - Ryou & Bakura copic art

IT’S FINALLY DONE!

I’m so happy with the result and so happy to finally doing this drawing that it’s been in my head for years already.

The drawing itself is highly inspired by the song A Strange Thing to Say by Sopor Aeternus so it’d be great to listen to it while looking at the drawing ehehehe.

This was part of the Mystery Letter~

And here’s the process pictures, I hope you like it!

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FRUiTS 177

Aradiabot songs

eudryas - he/him, trans man, fairy, started medical transition with fairy medicine at a young age and never developed breast tissue. glows under direct moonlight.

pegasus & unicorn - t4t, both trans men, both he/him, both horseboys, in a longterm bdsm relationship but not entirely exclusive. unicorn never takes off his armor. pegasus is a knight too whenever i'm not too distracted drawing him naked and bound.

taelle'teth - trans man, he/him, has had phalloplasty, bone elf necromancer who can see people's bones through their skin and wears a bone mask over his eyes for your comfort more than his. his legs don't work due to a degenerative disease. specializes in making bone prosthetics and mobility aids for himself and others.

hi sorry i don't! i haven't screen recorded my process in years because i realized it would stress me out and take away from my enjoyment of the process. i switched to making detailed process posts on my patreon where i show my drawings step by step after i finish them and talk about what i was thinking along the way, which works much better for me. though its been a few months since i made one of those, a huge chunk of the archive is still relevant to how i make things now, and i hope to resume making those types of posts when i feel a bit more confident and comfortable again :'-)

my most recent one was a full breakdown of the process behind the 3 part horseboy bondage series including the photos i took of myself for pose reference, my color inspirations, thoughts on composition and contrast and more.

skin folds and fat!