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Wizard of Oz oc: Garecrow, son of the Scarecrow and The Patchwork girl
Bio: A Himbo farmhand working in the cornfields of Munchkin land, he is buff, sexy and friendly but dumb as a rock. He wishes to see the human world, but believes a bunch of crazy nonsense about it like it being made of fruit and candy and having giant friendly lizards. He agrees to go along with Dorian's adventure in order to one day see his home world when he returns there… though he mostly forgets about that and just wants to hang out with Easton and his friends.
Age: 20
Boyfriend: Easton Wicked
Friends: Dorian Gale, Tim Woodsman, Craven the Lion
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Bio: A Himbo farmhand working in the cornfields of Munchkin land, he is buff, sexy and friendly but dumb as a rock. He wishes to see the human world, but believes a bunch of crazy nonsense about it like it being made of fruit and candy and having giant friendly lizards. He agrees to go along with Dorian's adventure in order to one day see his home world when he returns there… though he mostly forgets about that and just wants to hang out with Easton and his friends.
Age: 20
Boyfriend: Easton Wicked
Friends: Dorian Gale, Tim Woodsman, Craven the Lion
Sketch by
Vriskafan111Ink and Color by Me
Category Artwork (Digital) / Fantasy
Species Humanoid
Size 1561 x 2360px
File Size 2.17 MB
Listed in Folders
He's so precious.
If he's the son of the Patchwork Girl, does that mean his cloth skin is sturdier than the Scarecrow? I remember that the Scarecrow had straw and pins poking out of him, and Garecrow doesn't seem to have that problem.
(Which is convenient, as Easton doesn't have to worry about his boyfriend deflating into itchy, uncomfortable straw and a flat casing)
...is he anatomically correct?
If he's the son of the Patchwork Girl, does that mean his cloth skin is sturdier than the Scarecrow? I remember that the Scarecrow had straw and pins poking out of him, and Garecrow doesn't seem to have that problem.
(Which is convenient, as Easton doesn't have to worry about his boyfriend deflating into itchy, uncomfortable straw and a flat casing)
...is he anatomically correct?
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