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Ken Penders is a complete boob and a terrible artist but I actually love the design of Lien-Da (Knuckles recolor #45).

First drawing I was aiming for the actual Sonic style, the second is my own style sort of. I don't draw anthro characters so they usually end up humans with animal features slapped on. Probably going to color both for fun soon.
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Wol said:
WIP concept
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After being preoccupied with another work, this is done.
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I'll probably be going on to draw up some reference poses after this.

I ended up not settling with this term in the previous post:
Wol said:
xenoevozoidic
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Since writing it, I thought about whether there was a better, exclusive term or unit for what I wanted to convey in writing or usage. I still don't want to use alien or extraterrestrial outright as it can refer to foreigners or foreign beings (as in, individual entities of geologically or territorially foreign [reproductive] birth or creation) and, as one would know, this would be problematic since if there were humans native to another planet, e.g. Mars, then they would qualify as aliens to human earthlings and the term would be confusing in usage: "Do you mean alien aliens or human aliens?". There is xenomorph, but it's mostly a name for the creatures in the Alien franchise and it also apparently has an additional use in the context of geology. Despite this, xeno- (foreign - Latin) is a good root. Exogenic [organism] seems like a decent term when I read its meaning(s) and look at its roots, but with exogen, it has different meanings; still, there is the useful root -gen (birth, kind, race, lineage - Latin & Greek) which I can use.

After reviewing some other words and roots to use with the roots I noted above, I subsequently came up with words like xenoriginal; however, after thinking some, while these seemed to be better original terminology to refer to aliens (and alien things), the words didn't exactly represent evolution in their roots, and could be taken as synonyms of alien.
As I came back to this in writing this post, I realized that evolution essentially is somewhat comparable to a tree or river in the sense that there are descendants that emerge from a single root, source, or stem, so I looked for roots from words with definitions or meanings relating to either tree, root, origin, or source before settling on roots I found relating to beginning. I had been trying to find decent roots for development or evolution before this. In my efforts, I essentially tried to make a word fundamentally meaning "being of foreign ancestral root/beginning" of which I yielded:
In greek, there is a word for beginning -archi/αρχή- which has the root archi-. There is also a word for ancient -arkhaîos/ἀρχαῖος- which yields the root archae-/arche-. From this and other greek roots, I can make the term xenoarchigen[ic] or xenoarchaid, xenoarchaic. I like the latter two terms better and I could alternatively substitute xeno with exo.
In latin, there is a word for beginning -primordium- which has the root prim-. From this and other latin roots, I can then make the terms extraprimogen[ic] or extraprimoid[al]. The use of prim- is probably a good root here since it's used in the related word primordial.

Then I could use these as such: "The green men from outer space are a xenoarchaic race which lives on Mars." "This plant-like organism is an unlcassified extraprimogen we recovered from Europa."
As a final thing, I guess I can define something like xenogenezoid to strictly refer to an extraprimoidal organism. I'm going to stop here since I've been a bit too long writing this section.

I think these are sufficient enough to use in writing, but I'm not an etymologist and I also have small concerns over inaccuracy or even redundancy of the construction of these terms. If someone else has better suggestions of terms or commentary to give me, I'd like to hear it.
 
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Mega chibi art collection for the Red Mist project. Reposted from the Manga Proposal thread. The chibis will intentionally stay in the basic Anime style, whilst the digital shikishi mimics will stay in my usual art style.
bear david.pngcolby-kun.pngskank.pngry.pngdead.pngviper.pngkaraboga.pngilluminati man.pngcristiano.pngmonke man.pngsmiling bin.pngmashallah.pngseraph.pngricknorm.pngbutta dawg.pngrabies 2.pngayana.pngsink girl.pngbishounen.pngtrombone.pngspace girl.pngrabbi.pngfrog girl.pngfree corn dog.pngclancee2.pngcrab girl.pngnumetal.pngzyzz.pngmarina.pnglazy printer.pnggodchu.pngbrother.pngbald hitler.pngcolonel jennings.pngoffice woman.pngtwins.pnggay.pngfags.pngtriple goon.pngalien.pngbuddha monk.pngnuts.pngqueen.pngtranny slayer-chan.png
croco tail.pngadmiral noir.pnguerisan.png
Colored chibi samples.
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Digital shikishi samples.
All character designs are by me. I'll consider posting other stuff aside from humans.
 
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Concept for rule 63 of Batman’s Mad Hatter and white rabbit. The reason they aren’t popular is that Batman already has way to many “mentally ill guy in a suit” and “skimpy sexy thief lady” rogues so I switched them up a bit Alice Tetch and Jagan Hudson
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