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J'qupoh - 7.3 spoilers
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Very normal about my catboy. And other catboys. and Lizardgirls
Occasional art, lots of ffxiv brainrot, sometimes NSFW
She/her - 33 - ????(some flavor of queer)
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I have run into SO MANY hiccups the past (checks noted) ALMOST TWO MONTHS????? 😱 Every tool/device in my possession has wanted to break in the middle of working on it lmao
December 4, 2025 at 1:46 AM
pudgidae.bsky.social
Exact same face piece, different lighting. Shaking awful lamp's lack of fecent white lighy vigorously
December 4, 2025 at 1:43 AM
pudgidae.bsky.social
Printed and base color finally done (with the original head for the body for comparison)
If I do more printed things I reaaaaally need to remake my old photo set up, this lighting is terrible and not at all color accurate 😭
December 4, 2025 at 1:43 AM
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inmyleylines.bsky.social
Some of my thoughts on Miqo'te observances of the solstice from a couple years ago, via the birdsite:
The longest night is probably significant for mooncats too, though in different ways (maybe they keep a similar vigil on the *summer* solstice instead). (I'm assuming there *is* a solstice/equinox on Etheirys, but who even knows) Maybe it's a time for joyous celebration, or for quiet intimacy with the people you're closest to. I could see it going either way for both flavors of Miqo'te and assume there's plenty of variation between tribes. Miqo'te are hunters; it seems to be an important part of their cultural identity, which I think would make them inclined toward observing the passage of the seasons. Maybe the winter months are for repairing bows and fletching arrows, or contests of skill to keep in practice. B'alith is from a desert region though, which might not go through the same fallow period that, say, Keepers in the Shroud would experience. If Thanalan is similar in climate to North Africa there might be winter rains/floods instead, which could be tied to fertility traditions.
December 10, 2024 at 12:33 AM
pudgidae.bsky.social
this is so cute, i love the little heart shaped highlights!
November 30, 2025 at 2:57 AM