Anonymous asked:
You like seeing blood on your ponies. So try this. Collect blood in a bucket, let a pony die in a gentle manner, let it's body pose in a graceful manner, and then pour the amount of blood you want on any part of the pony. And there you have it, a bloody pony minus the brutal death.
Man that’s boring.
Anonymous asked:
Prefer the idea of them being warm still or cold?
Warm definitely.
Cold not so much. It really really depends on the situation though.
Anonymous asked:
Corpses unintentionally in lewd positions?
Very cute. Very sexy.
Anonymous asked:
What's a fantasy you've been thinking of the past few days?
Oddly enough something I haven’t drawn a lot of yet.
I really really really love the aspect of a recently deceased body washing up on shore somewhere, or water manipulating a corpse.
That’s taking the two things I love the most about grim and placing them as the main focus of the situation.
Corpses can be manipulated in anyway. The one thing I’ve always loved about it is when my favorite parts of the body are manipulated accidentally or with no real intention. That can happen in a lot of situations.
Water is such a rough and unforgiving force though. When a unassuming character just falls victim to the sea and then meets his resting place at the shore line of a sparkly beach, the best highlights are in play and you can just sort of stand back and observe nature do its thing while almost tauntingly rocking it’s victim in front of you. Bring out all of the best assets. The hands, legs, feet, butt; pretty much everything.
Watching how everything folds or wrinkles or bends.
That’s what I’ve been thinking about recently.
Anonymous asked:
I've noticed that your ponies always seem to die in bloody or violent ways, or occasionally in just uncomfortable ways. Have you ever thought about drawing a pony dying in a pleasurable way? Something like a stallion getting milked to death, or somepony being hypnotized into a trance so deep they stop breathing?
I like Hypno, but I’ve never fused death with it. Seems oddly interesting. Might try that sometime.
As far as my characters or others dying in painful or bloody ways, that’s kind of how I like to draw these situations. Like, I’ll draw drowning and other non bloody ways of dying. At the end of the day, death is never pretty, and it’s that contrast of the blood and the pain being placed upon a character that makes these death scenarios so appealing to me.
Looking at a cute character just lying lifeless in a pool of his own blood is just really exciting. It’s also really personal.
Like that last picture I did with the stabbing. That blood getting on that other pony’s face?
Holy moly gotta fan myself.
Anonymous asked:
will u be streaming today?
I’m not sure. I’d like to though.
Anonymous asked:
Thank you for the Fluttershy one! Fluttershy is my favorite pony, and I liked how the piece turned out. Very different concept
Thank you very much. <3
Anonymous asked:
Just curious, are you into vore?
Not entirely no.
There are only very rare exceptions to this rule though. Like my last couple of pictures with animals.
I’m not into the eating aspect of vore. I’m more into the whole aspect of, “I killed you. Now I’m just going to fucking eat you.”
To put this into a bit of perspective, one of the biggest aspects of grim-dark that I like is the subtlety of a limp body. The little movements from their bodies being manipulated and tossed around, limbs being tossed about; that kind of thing.
So just tie that into the vore aspect of things and I can definitely dig it.
Anonymous asked:
Have you ever considered drawing a dead character with its eyes still open? That Fluttershy pic is fantastic, by the way.
Thank you very much. Really appreciated. <3
I’ve thought about it, but I’m not a big fan of eyes open on dead corpses unless it’s drawn a certain way.
I would no doubt draw it how I’d like it, like, a half lidded sort of vacant expression.
Sorta between eyes lids shut and not shut.
Anonymous asked:
Сын ебаной шлюхи, сдохни в канаве, падаль. Clopper scum, die in agony.
