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mothmallow
Timid Phantom
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mothmallow
Timid Phantom
Queen Levana
your avis are all so good!! i love how colorful a lot of them are whee
Thank you so much! I try to challenge myself to go outside of schemes when I can.
mothmallow
Timid Phantom
More witches! I'm trying to group my avis in the backlog based on matching vibes. Click to favorite.
Wanted to make a witch with these arms and make something creepy with the aocha scheme. The legs were the hardest part to commit to, I wanted them to be a little monstrous but still cohesive with the scheme.
I was trying to make a witch with pure black rather than my preferred offblack. I actually ended up making two, but I'm posting this one now since I happened to use the same butterfly/moth pose as the avi above. I really like the combo of these sleeves with the hat. I originally had a different vision for the skirt/legs, but didn't have any items in monochrome that would make it work. I'm not unhappy with how the legs turned out though, it's probably for the best that you can see more of the lawful master skin.
This one started with the shawl. I originally was trying to force it into being a witchly avi, but then dropped the creamsicle and just focused on the purples.
And here's a spooky scenic from my efforts of trying to make spooky avis with backgrounds. This one was loosely inspired by the old school dungeon crawling games my boyfriend likes to play.
Wanted to make a witch with these arms and make something creepy with the aocha scheme. The legs were the hardest part to commit to, I wanted them to be a little monstrous but still cohesive with the scheme.
I was trying to make a witch with pure black rather than my preferred offblack. I actually ended up making two, but I'm posting this one now since I happened to use the same butterfly/moth pose as the avi above. I really like the combo of these sleeves with the hat. I originally had a different vision for the skirt/legs, but didn't have any items in monochrome that would make it work. I'm not unhappy with how the legs turned out though, it's probably for the best that you can see more of the lawful master skin.
This one started with the shawl. I originally was trying to force it into being a witchly avi, but then dropped the creamsicle and just focused on the purples.
And here's a spooky scenic from my efforts of trying to make spooky avis with backgrounds. This one was loosely inspired by the old school dungeon crawling games my boyfriend likes to play.
batty
Timid Loiterer
mothmallow
Timid Phantom
batty
Timid Loiterer
mothmallow
Timid Phantom
I made a lot more witches and Halloween avis than I realized, gonna do a big dump to try to catch up. Click to favorite.
Made this witch back towards the start of the year and didn't get around to posting her at the time. Witchtober seems like a good reason to post her now. I started with the arms because I stumbled upon the cool pose and didn't want to forget to use it.
I have a bunch of these calabash+butter witches hanging around. This one feels the most complete and balanced. I think I started with the arm pose and then the bats.
This one was mainly a color experiment, playing with the old scheme that used pecan. She ended up reminding me of the avis octoepuss makes.
Just wanted to make a witch with the withered scheme. I think this one may have started with the hat.
Love the Forage Witch Way item! I made a little harvest witch who loves using her magic to grow veggies that she sells at the local farmer's market.
This one was inspired by wanting to use some of the older classic black/blackout items and especially the ones with a sheer effect. I layered a bunch of sheer stuff on her and was excited to use this old hat that doesn't blend in with a lot of newer items. I knew I wanted her to have a brightly colored skintone to go with the black, and then added the purples because they looked nice with the skin I ended up picking.
And to go with all of these witches, here's a kitty familiar. I was in the process of trying to make a monster avi and then decided to try to make a kitty avi instead using the moving tail and ear items. Unfortunately I don't know how to save the moving version with all the layers together.
Made this witch back towards the start of the year and didn't get around to posting her at the time. Witchtober seems like a good reason to post her now. I started with the arms because I stumbled upon the cool pose and didn't want to forget to use it.
I have a bunch of these calabash+butter witches hanging around. This one feels the most complete and balanced. I think I started with the arm pose and then the bats.
This one was mainly a color experiment, playing with the old scheme that used pecan. She ended up reminding me of the avis octoepuss makes.
Just wanted to make a witch with the withered scheme. I think this one may have started with the hat.
Love the Forage Witch Way item! I made a little harvest witch who loves using her magic to grow veggies that she sells at the local farmer's market.
This one was inspired by wanting to use some of the older classic black/blackout items and especially the ones with a sheer effect. I layered a bunch of sheer stuff on her and was excited to use this old hat that doesn't blend in with a lot of newer items. I knew I wanted her to have a brightly colored skintone to go with the black, and then added the purples because they looked nice with the skin I ended up picking.
And to go with all of these witches, here's a kitty familiar. I was in the process of trying to make a monster avi and then decided to try to make a kitty avi instead using the moving tail and ear items. Unfortunately I don't know how to save the moving version with all the layers together.
mothmallow
Timid Phantom
And I'm also behind on posting my Halloween full-background avis. Click to favorite.
This is the one that originally gave me the idea of making some of these. She's inspired by the book Vampires of El Norte by Isabel Cañas. She started with the skirt/dress.
I made a scenic version as well. The avis later in this post also use a lot of the same background elements.
This one is inspired by pretty much any classic gothic horror story where you have a lady who is in a new and frightening house and she doesn't know who she can trust. Crimson Peak, Rebecca, Jane Eyre, Mexican Gothic, A Dreadful Splendor, you get the idea. She started with the arm pose.
I made male and female versions of this one. These were inspired by an avi I saw in the Runway, but I forgot to save it, unfortunately. Credit to the creator who came up with the combo of this arm pose and Pomiandi. They aren't spooky, but they are very autumnal. Maybe something spooky is happening somewhere nearby...
Back on their farm, wearing one of their old straw hats, there's a scarecrow that's come to life. Hopefully it doesn't try to murder anyone!
This is the one that originally gave me the idea of making some of these. She's inspired by the book Vampires of El Norte by Isabel Cañas. She started with the skirt/dress.
I made a scenic version as well. The avis later in this post also use a lot of the same background elements.
This one is inspired by pretty much any classic gothic horror story where you have a lady who is in a new and frightening house and she doesn't know who she can trust. Crimson Peak, Rebecca, Jane Eyre, Mexican Gothic, A Dreadful Splendor, you get the idea. She started with the arm pose.
I made male and female versions of this one. These were inspired by an avi I saw in the Runway, but I forgot to save it, unfortunately. Credit to the creator who came up with the combo of this arm pose and Pomiandi. They aren't spooky, but they are very autumnal. Maybe something spooky is happening somewhere nearby...
Back on their farm, wearing one of their old straw hats, there's a scarecrow that's come to life. Hopefully it doesn't try to murder anyone!
batty
Timid Loiterer
mothmallow
Timid Phantom
batty
Timid Loiterer
mothmallow
Timid Phantom
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