So That Red Tomato Guy From Tender Treats, Huh

So that red tomato guy from Tender Treats, huh

Hes so silly I need him now

Cant forget the other doodles lmao

IT IS OCTOBER WHERE ARE ALL OF THE SLASHERS FICS I AM TIREDDD OF READING THE SAME 5 PLEASE PLEASE SLASHERFUCKERS YOU ARE THE BACKBONE OF MY MENTAL HEALTH

Full body views of my ULTRAKILL fan-made Archangel, Michael.

Full body visual details of his armor design, halo, and hands.

The star in its halo represents the Ether in Alchemy (the fifth element) as it can also represent the Star of David (It symbolizes in a general way, the conjunction of the energy of the sky together with the energy of the earth)

The halo on him is set in the style of the centurion helmet crest, making him visually more apt to observe the halo.

His armor is inspired by Roman armor, the crest on his helmet being represented by his own halo.

His face is exposed, revealing luminous orbs arranged in the shape of a cross and a red nebula in the background.

He is physically taller and has much greater muscle mass than Gabriel.

The sole design of his shoes is inspired by Bayonetta's shoe sole design style.

The design of his knee pad is inspired by a style similar to the Greek letters Alpha and Omega, which are usually juxtaposed associated with God.

deez what

One of the things that feel really difficult to explain to singlets is how sometimes our emotions just.... appear or disappear. There's no slow build up, no riding the wave. And we've now figured out that these emotional "mood swings", as we used to call them, were almost always accompanied by a switch in who's fronting. We could be axiously shaking and crying one moment, then something abruptly triggers another alter out and we appear happy and playful the next. Our friends always found these moments to be incredibly unnerving, especially when they would bring it up with us and we'd act as if nothing had happened or even forgotten the very emotions we were feeling not even 5 minutes ago. It's especially frustrating when we know something's wrong, we know we were upset earlier, but now we don't feel those emotions at all and have no idea why we were upset and so we end up feeling like a liar and doubting our own experiences.