May'19 - Seahorse boy X-ray
Added 2019-05-24 12:42:17 +0000 UTCWoo! This took a bit longer since there was some more drawing to do, but id like to try more xray stuff! Hopefully you like it!
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Hooooly shit πππ that was perfect dude! Not only did you perfectly capture the scene but also beautifully added some good pain and struggling π thank you!
ohmyguts
2019-05-24 21:22:43 +0000 UTCUgh I love creating stories to this. For example I like thinking that Seahorse births are usually easy, quick labor small babies makes for less time vulnerable. He gets through most of them, some coming out breech, the older ones finding their fins. Then he gets to the last three babies. He rubs his bump ready for the last of them to come out. Contractions start up again and he pushes, but.. it hurts a lot more than normal. It's not as easy it's more stuck. He reaches back, nervous, trying to keep an eye on his other babies and also straining to feel any sort of progress at all, stopping sometimes just to hiccup and sob with the effort, pushing down on his deflated belly erratically. He crowns with time, and he reaches down, expecting to feel more than one shoved together in his birth canal, when there is just the slit of one very large head peeking through his folds. He reaches up to the seagrass, tail curling, trying to push with his contractions, get his frightened and labored breathing under control. "oh god! It's too big!! It's not coming out!!" He gurgles, the massive head stuck and stretching him out. After 8 babies you think he would be stretched out but the last one is making it nearly impossible. The burning pain has him choking and crying out, desperate for any progress on his baby. as he pushes it naturally turns, adding more tears to the flood he's drenched his face with. "Come out, oh god get it out of me..!!" He whined, finally feeling a pop of release and fluid as the huge puffy face of the seahorse baby finally slides from his sore hole. "there better not be any more big ones inside if there" the seahorse boy thinks, scrunching up his face and holding onto the seagrass to push the rest of this massive baby out.
Casper Soto
2019-05-24 17:30:26 +0000 UTCThank you! I'm glad it worked out!
ohmyguts
2019-05-24 13:25:07 +0000 UTCAnd here I thought this art couldn't get any better ;) this is amazing!!
Chibimasta
2019-05-24 13:24:04 +0000 UTC
