"She was an animatronic made to enjoy arts and crafts, and other fun creative activities with the kids, and now that she was left to rot in the old daycare, she found a cruel fascination with the macabre, making 'artwork' of her victims, patching up, and modifying her small frame that's pulled apart at the seams by the test of time, jerry-rigging technology to the frayed wiring of her insides, crafting weaponry, with a belt of stolen tools, and gadgets she uses, like a cassette tape player for duping people with recorded footsteps slid across the floor, and anything she could find laying around to use as a resource to give herself upgrades, and advantages from the corpses of anyone who curiously came into the condemned daycare or from the maintenance room."
Harper Hyena (crude concept art made in Microsoft paint) #MyAnimatronic
Character desc in article VVV
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painting is going good, and I'll everyone soon with something beautiful.
Her name is Betsy Abernathy. She's a southern flannel moth that lives in the demilitarized zone that now are the Appalachian continents of the Americas in my universe.
Here's an early peek at my wip
I drew something macabre in ms paint a while back
The #BadArtChallenge is over and we're highlighting some of our faves!
You made such incredible bad art that we couldn't just give one of you a trophy.
The artists are tagged below
WIP of my series protagonist who used to be a one off team member in my original series but I really liked the process of making her so much more than my other character ideas that now I built the world around her, instead of her around a world.
Minigame preview as promised!
Working on dystopian sci-fi comic where unethical animal genome testing causes human extinction amid an everyone for themselves ice age that made mankind accidentally release human chimera into an already struggling frozen world. This moth is Betsey
A work in progress of a female face shot I've been working on for a while, her name is moog. A fictional person.
Devlog 1 - Now we're really cooking!
current progress update
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