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What happened, self? You were drawing so much, and then you crashed and burned and quit! Get back on it. *kicks*
More gender-swap Anakin stuff, because a) I like to imagine how culturally imposed expectations about gender would affect characters from fictional cultures, but mostly b) I like experimenting with facial likeness. Especially in Star Wars, because I may or may not have invested a stupid amount of time into trying to map out Skywalker facial features.
Padme... Padem? meets Anika in Watto's shop.
Anika: Are you a prince?
Padem: *brief panic attack over thinking he's been found out already, then realizes it was some kid he doesn't even know who asked* You're a funny little girl. Why would you ask a thing like that?
Anika: A Twi’lekk girl I met at market once told me that someday a prince was going to fall in love with her and buy her and take her away to his planet and she’d never have to have a master again. She said princes were tall and handsome and had new brand-boots without any scuff-marks, like yours. *points* *begins an unhealthy life-long internal narrative that eventually destroys the relationship*
More gender-swap Anakin stuff, because a) I like to imagine how culturally imposed expectations about gender would affect characters from fictional cultures, but mostly b) I like experimenting with facial likeness. Especially in Star Wars, because I may or may not have invested a stupid amount of time into trying to map out Skywalker facial features.
Padme... Padem? meets Anika in Watto's shop.
Anika: Are you a prince?
Padem: *brief panic attack over thinking he's been found out already, then realizes it was some kid he doesn't even know who asked* You're a funny little girl. Why would you ask a thing like that?
Anika: A Twi’lekk girl I met at market once told me that someday a prince was going to fall in love with her and buy her and take her away to his planet and she’d never have to have a master again. She said princes were tall and handsome and had new brand-boots without any scuff-marks, like yours. *points* *begins an unhealthy life-long internal narrative that eventually destroys the relationship*