May 15
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Another doodle with washi tape accents!
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I recently picked up Hiromi Matsuo's Rondo artbook (which is chock-full of the most gorgeous fashion illustrations, and which I hear has just been licensed for an English release!!), and spotted a particular hat that I thought would look good on Merisel. So I drew it! 👒
Merisel! She's extremely fun to draw! Ignore the fact that if she were really dunked into the water like this, she'd dissolve \o/
The silt of our wedding bed, the pebbles where you rest your head
Listened to "The Water Is Fine" by Chloe Ament about fifty times in a row and drew Carmille and Merisel being sweet sleepy (but-surrounded-by-an-unsettling-hungry-void) girlfriends!
Merisel! Her hair dissolves back into grains of salt if she cuts some off. Here's a bit in the moment before dissolving!
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Ong im so invested in this Sweetmeats story you have cooking!! Love the work you’ve done for it and the snippets you’ve revealed about the worldbuilding has me hooked!!
Thank you so much!!! I've having great fun with it. :D
Another worldbuilding snippet for you: A lot of the characters' bodies, such as the vast majority of Salts and many Sweets, are water-soluble. Merisel, as the resident Salt love interest, has to be careful about this!
(Also I see your cooking pun and I appreciate it ^_^)