Ha, sorry for being slow with the prompts...I was busy (pretending I'd left and trying to be convincing >:D)... So...space or click/tap to advance! Also, no more weird designs from now on...I couldn't think of anything for 'Rest', and the first thing that came into my mind was the image that I drew, so I kinda ditched that weird tangent I was going off on... 1) Rest. What came into my head was this image exactly. Seaborgium sitting at a computer and Uranium yelling at him to get off. I do love my science children. Seaborgium literally can't rest, and he's a caffeine addict. Just putting that out there. And strange that Seaborgium should that say Uranium isn't his mother, because technically, Uranium is his father...not biologically, because everyone's sterile, but in this universe, Uranium basically got electrocuted and blasted with radiation by Radium, and that's what created the transuranium elements (I know that's not what happened in reality, but this universe was made up in 2016, 'kay? God it's even older than my messed-up OC canon :0). Oh, yeah, and Seaborgium wears a lab coat in feral form as well as anthro form, because he is literally the only person who cares that they're basically running around naked all the time...having the IQ of a prodigy has some disadvantages...heh... 2) Dazzle. This is Rhodium trying to be dazzling but failing because he's a horrible person and a bully, and just and all-round idiot in general...he's anti-metalloid...which is another concept in the messed-up universe of the Element Cats - it's basically racism but towards the metalloids, of which there are only seven...Boron, Silicon, Germanium, Arsenic, Ant(imony), Tellurium and Polonium...those are the true dazzling people... 3) Unite. Straight away, I decided to to Copper, Arsenic, Ant, Xenon and Mercury, because they are a good team...for some reason...I'm not too sure. Anyway, perspective went walkabouts, but I managed to use FireAlpaca's Free Transform tool, which was fun. When I did the flat colours, I suddenly had the notion to play around with hue. I noticed that when I switched them to the opposite colours, they were mostly blues and greens and purples and stuff...it was pretty cool (that was a colour theory pun, laugh). Then I wondered what colour was represented by unity, because blue seemed like a very 'unity' colour. Guess what? That's right - blue represents unity! So I just kept the opposite colours and gave the picture some epic blue shading and lighting...et voila!!! Also, they're in anthro form. Project Type: Quarantober Art Art: Me Art program used: FireAlpaca OCs: see above
