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Not your first foray into depicting punk alternative fashion, I've noticed. I should probably inquire more as to your interests there; is it related to your other fashion interests in any way, or is it its own thing?
Also interesting to note that this is one of the few times (possibly the first?) That we've seen a kimera without white hair. I suppose that could be handwaved given the resources of the salon, but suffice to say the kimera look in warm colors comes together quite nicely. I suppose having strict species rules for an entirely invented, personal phenotype isn't exactly that important, though I am curious how conscious you were of breaking the monotony (pun intended).
Also interesting to note that this is one of the few times (possibly the first?) That we've seen a kimera without white hair. I suppose that could be handwaved given the resources of the salon, but suffice to say the kimera look in warm colors comes together quite nicely. I suppose having strict species rules for an entirely invented, personal phenotype isn't exactly that important, though I am curious how conscious you were of breaking the monotony (pun intended).
I enjoy punk occasionally. (It's like a spice I use when goth starts tasting bland.) Punk is also very easy to do because it's so disorganized and uncoordinated I can just slap on some wild stuff and have fun with it and it still turns out good. Punk also dovetails nicely with my enjoyment of "overdoing" aesthetics like jewelry, piercings and makeup.
It was never intentional to force kimeras to only have white hair. It just happens that my preference for white hair makes it very prevalent, and the kimeras I've made for others sometimes get white hair by their request. I guess in-canon, it's most common for kimeras to have bleached locks, but every so often actual hues can naturally appear.
It was never intentional to force kimeras to only have white hair. It just happens that my preference for white hair makes it very prevalent, and the kimeras I've made for others sometimes get white hair by their request. I guess in-canon, it's most common for kimeras to have bleached locks, but every so often actual hues can naturally appear.
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