OUTFIT: i love what he did with his cheeks, but beyond that he seems to be low on makeup. the ball joints on his knees are nice touch, though! i'm not sure how i feel about the circles on his body that look like they're holding his limbs on. i like his shoes. 8/10

PERFORMANCE: mimes are usually considered clowns in my book, and he fits the perfect attitude of one! 10/10

Vriska: Shut up, don’t worry!

Terezi: MY 3Y3S!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Vriska: STAY C8LM!!!!!!!!

mod swiftbreeze here, rating in lyrical

1) Beetuft

i want to start this off by saying that at first i thought this said beeftuft, and now im considering visiting an optometrist

bees actually come in more than just yellow with black stripes, but if we’re basing this off what a normal honey bee looks like, i think bee- would work for a  rufous black (meaning a very red-tinted black tabby, look up toygers and bengals for an idea of what i mean)

ive said before that -tuft would work for a semi-longhair or longhair cat, especially one with tufts of long hair on their ears. look up somali cats for an example of a semi-longhair, rufoused black tabby. somalis are ticked tabbies, but it’d work for any kind of tabby pattern

2) Sprucetail

spruce- would work for black or chocolate tabbies, spruce bark is dark and kind of washed out, but it’s brown enough that it could work for either