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I wanna dump this in here I made this while I was in my Steven Universe phase and it’s supposed to be a feline based Steven Universe AU where the gems are some sort of cat species that ARE NOT house cats, and this is incredibly old and disgustingly cringe in my eyes it’s a stupid fanfic that I wrote a long time ago and it’s about now I revisit my past

*I also might remake this sexy pussy cat queen💅*

them

Them… as stuffed plushies cats also another Cretaceous fossil 💀

at least the real garnets are darn cute

- from my old phone

Hessonite as a cat art Remake

Ahhhh finallly!!!

got my old girl done! And now she is more HUMBLER than EVER!!

with those nice sword teefs ofc

Smilo-Hess

And she’s pocket sized!

Smilo-Hess is now a cup head boss folks

I swear she lives rent free in my head, please tell me how to get her out 😭😭

I might also add backgrounds but this is experimental on how to make something more retro I guess

EDIT: made her more muted thus more vintage

During The Rebellion

YEEE HAAA just dropped another one and got er done and this is experimental

Human Hessonite

Weird input about Hessonite as a human When first seeing Hessonite, one could wonder that she could be head-cannoned to be more ancient in the human timeline than set in the modern era of Steven Universe if she were ever a human and not some space rock person. In particular her physical resemblance and her vibe felt more at home with Assyrian, Mesopotamian or a Sumerian queens or powerful women of the past, with women of those times being like that of the legendary and mythical Queen Semiramis who was a warrior just like Hess or the actual physical resemblance to Queen Puabi. - The armor’s design had some elements taken from Roman influences with that scale armor and belly ribbon that patrician Roman generals would’ve worn

Also fun fact a lot of Mesopotamian queens have those thick eyebrows and poofy hair as seen below with Queen Puabi. Much like Hessonite.

Statue of a priestess Woman -from the temple of Ishtar in the city of Mari, early dynastic period

A lot of Sumerian statues of both priests and priestesses often have the signature unibrow