Testing Out A New Lineart Brush, Not Sure About It Yet.

Testing out a new lineart brush, not sure about it yet.

Some doodles of another character from the wcrp. It's a good discord server trust me, if you wanna join DM me~

Working on my Halloween shirt design 🌿🍵🐈‍⬛

The name of this creature is YOTAcat or POTOOcat.

This creature is a combination of Yotaka (potoo) and cat.

His true identity is one of an alien reconnaissance unit that plans to invade the earth.

His body can change its shape at will by copying other creatures and objects.

When he came to Earth, he first tried to copy the appearance of the planet's main life form.

However, the first thing he saw there was a cat. He decided that the creature was the main life form and tried to copy the cat's form.

However, by some accident, he also copied the information of Potoo, and his body became a chimera of cat and Potoo.

What was even more unexpected for these aliens was that once they copied the earth creatures, the original spirit invaded their psyche.

His spirit was about to be taken over by cats and POTOO!

The human who found the strange creature brought it home out of curiosity. Not knowing it was a vicious alien.......

Batblaze on the Orchid-HollyClan border lmao

(lazy since I didn't feel like polishing some things. P.S-This is part of a warriors rp me and my friend are starting, if you wanna join you can dm...)

i had to use THE warrior cats reference

One thing I’ve noticed recently during my reread is how WindClan seem to be better historians than the other clans.

At a minimum in modern times they remember Shattered Ice, Gray Wing, and Moth Flight. And Webfoot at least tells stories about his ancestor Rabbittail who lived under Gorsestar’s rule. None of the other clans seem to have this much knowledge (not that they speak of anyway) about their founding history.

Maybe it’s to do with WindClan feeling particularly close to StarClan (as stated in guides due to their closeness to the moon stone and pool, and due to their sleeping under the stars). Maybe they feel a particular sense of duty or pride recounting these ancient stories.