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Top two images are a depiction of her species' life cycle, which was actually the most distinctive part of the dream that inspired her (otherwise i mainly just remembered that she was yellow and had big cute eyes, besides the fish tank suit that let her come on land). These little babbies with varying colours and number of eyes would periodically appear on her stomach; in the dream, there were dozens of them and they were mainly thin little tentacles with eyeballs on the end, but I dialed them back significantly and made them less creepy. Here we see three embryonic fish people in varying stages of development, and a juvenile after detaching (aha, aha, see, putting a belly button on her wasn't just degeneracy, because that's where the babies are attached to their mother!! Checkmate, biologists!)

...Also since they apparently reproduce asexually, I guess this means they're an all-female species. (Unless I wanted to be stupid and have "males" who made up for their biological redundancy by being much bigger and stronger than the females, but I think not.)

And the bottom two images are my first two attempts at filling in the lower left space in Fimsh. The pog was too similar to Smolwen , and the splits one was kind of awkwardly tiny, and I wanted to try some fun expressions instead. So in the bin they went.

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Top two images are a depiction of her species' life cycle, which was actually the most distinctive part of the dream that inspired her (otherwise i mainly just remembered that she was yellow and had big cute eyes, besides the fish tank suit that let her come on land). These little babbies with varying colours and number of eyes would periodically appear on her stomach; in the dream, there were dozens of them and they were mainly thin little tentacles with eyeballs on the end, but I dialed them back significantly and made them less creepy. Here we see three embryonic fish people in varying stages of development, and a juvenile after detaching (aha, aha, see, putting a belly button on her wasn't just degeneracy, because that's where the babies are attached to their mother!! Checkmate, biologists!)

...Also since they apparently reproduce asexually, I guess this means they're an all-female species. (Unless I wanted to be stupid and have "males" who made up for their biological redundancy by being much bigger and stronger than the females, but I think not.)

And the bottom two images are my first two attempts at filling in the lower left space in Fimsh. The pog was too similar to Smolwen , and the splits one was kind of awkwardly tiny, and I wanted to try some fun expressions instead. So in the bin they went.