Myuphrid

It was one hell of a strong start, and you haven't disappointed since! Happy fifth essay-versary!

I will face the discourse. I will permit it to pass over me and through me. And when the discourse is gone I will turn and face discourse's path, and only I will remain.

It looks very comfy!

An invitation, or simply showing off?

I think it's safe to say you do occupy quite a unique artistic niche

Hugs!

Acceptable. Your affectionate nature will make you an effective drone.

You shall cooperate with the conversion process. Also, you shall give the drone a nice hug.

To distinguish it from the Amige and the Amigest, of course.

Please feel free to do so. I promise I will definitely not use your proximity to attempt to assimilate you and subsume your identity into the collective.

Attaching a worm to a fishing rod, then a helium balloon to make it float up into the sky where the birds can see it.

"I'll crump with you, sweetie-pie!"

Luckily, if you ever want to clean up your reputation, you can compensate for your brutal rampage just by giving 2,000 bottles of water to beggars.

I'm just imagining her building an elaborate Lego city so she can loom menacingly over it like a tiny Godzilla.

If I had to live with a family like that, I'd probably be screaming too.

Magnificent.

I really do. All hail Luster's shiny padded butt.

I can't help but think of this as "mommification".

Two action figures representing the Transformers character Bumblebee as he appears in the comic miniseries "Hearts of Steel", a humanoid robot that has parts of an old-fashioned steam locomotive built into his form. On the left is "Centurion", an unofficial rendition from Mech Planet, and on the right is the official Transformers toy from Hasbro themselves. They are naturally similar in design and construction and both are holding a mallet accesory, but the Hasbro toy is a little smaller, has slightly more detail, an additional pistol accessory, and an Autobot emblem in his central roundel.

Two action figures representing the Transformers character Bumblebee as he appears in the comic miniseries "Hearts of Steel", seen here in their vehicle modes: a small steam locomotive of fictional and early design. On the left is "Centurion", an unofficial rendition from Mech Planet, and on the right is the official Transformers toy from Hasbro themselves. They are naturally similar in design and construction, but the Hasbro toy is a little smaller, has slightly more detail, and a couple of Autobot emblems on top of its boiler and on the front of its smokebox.

For no particular reason, I decided to get both these fellas out of the ol' toybox to contrast the two. Sometimes third-party Transformers give form to obscure characters/versions of characters that might never become toys... and sometimes Hasbro just go ahead and do it themselves anyway.

On the plus side, you do make a very sexy rubber bee.

A little move we like to call "the corkscrew".

Shiny diaps. My goodness.

You did an amazing job on this! Thank you once again!

A dracolupe woman is putting on a Rouge the Bat mascot costume. The head sits off to the side.

Flat color sketch for @myuphrid.bsky.social

It's a profoundly nostalgic thing to hold. I was quite amazed by just how accurate it is.

You have every right to be extra about such things! Especially when you're feeling under the weather. I hope you feel better soon.

That thing is marvellous, in my view.

It's important to stay nice and warm when you're recovering. And it doesn't get much warmer than squished under someone's butt.

A break from everything is always good, especially after that kind of frustration.

Getting in your culture for the day, eh?