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The sweetest and stickiest of their kind, these sugary goos are a prime source for the most delicious of plort. Especially popular with largo breeders, they are often mixed with other types of slimes to create exotic hybrids such as the giant honey cat and the flying bee slime.
Another one of my personal favourites, and an ending to this little series, for now.
Feedback time! How did you guys like this sequence? Wich one was your most favourite slime, wich one your least, and why? What about the pencil lineart, would you like to see more of it in the future?
Feel free to let me know!
Another one of my personal favourites, and an ending to this little series, for now.
Feedback time! How did you guys like this sequence? Wich one was your most favourite slime, wich one your least, and why? What about the pencil lineart, would you like to see more of it in the future?
Feel free to let me know!
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Aw, thank you.^^
Actually, my lineart is and has always been traditional, sometimes inked and someimes just pencil, but always on a ood ol´sheet of paper. While I greatly appreciate digital tools for colouring and admire artists who can do all of their work on a computer, I never really got the hang of purely digital art, and to be honest, I kinda like my hybrid style a little better anyway.
Actually, my lineart is and has always been traditional, sometimes inked and someimes just pencil, but always on a ood ol´sheet of paper. While I greatly appreciate digital tools for colouring and admire artists who can do all of their work on a computer, I never really got the hang of purely digital art, and to be honest, I kinda like my hybrid style a little better anyway.
Well, the use of honey plort as food is actually a canon fact mentioned in the game.
Personally, I would imagine it to be the consistence of soft taffy - hard enough to keep that solid plort shape, but malleable enough to spread on toast.
Oh, and thanks, of course. ^^
Personally, I would imagine it to be the consistence of soft taffy - hard enough to keep that solid plort shape, but malleable enough to spread on toast.
Oh, and thanks, of course. ^^
Yeah, same thing here - personally, it´s either this or the rock slime one. Honey gets bonus points for looking extra squidgy and gooey though!
And yes, I tried to give ach of them kind of an own personality. Glad I could provide a type of slimegirls you appreciated.^^
And yes, I tried to give ach of them kind of an own personality. Glad I could provide a type of slimegirls you appreciated.^^
Possibly - it would definitely fit their theme. A lot of slimes tend to be really affectionate, and if you add stickyness to the mix, I can easily see how the entire situation could get rather... messy.
Still better than exploding in their ranchers face or grinding them up with sharp rock spikes though, I´d say.
Still better than exploding in their ranchers face or grinding them up with sharp rock spikes though, I´d say.
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