And here they are, all together! The finished linearts for my current MerMay projects! (Please ignore missing gills, those will be added later. I always forget about the gills…)
The first one is already coloured and will be posted soon! :D
Me: Imma just do some quick sketches to figure out this pose.
Also me: How about we turn every sketch into an actual piece? :D
In other words, I have played myself once again. So now we have XiCheng, NieYao, Xuanli (The Untamed) and QingYa (Yin Yang Master) all waiting to be worked on. Whoops?
((Any preferecenes which you wanna see finished first? Let me know! (´▽`ʃ♡ƪ)))
Which means it is time for my most beloved fandome event: Mermay!
I have honestly been dying to re-draw my MerXichen from last year, I never like what I did back then, but! I am really happy with how he turned out this time, my little prince of the sea. (´▽`ʃ♡ƪ)
Sect Leaders by How Likely Their Disciples Are to Accidentally Call Them “Dad”
Most Jiang sect disciples have slipped up and accidentally called Jiang Fengmian “dad” at least once. Look at that archery lesson! Strong dad energy.
One notable exception is Wei Wuxian, who is so terrified that he might accidentally call Jiang Fengmian “dad” where someone could hear that he’s constantly on alert for it.
By contrast, no Jiang sect disciples have ever accidentally called Jiang Cheng “dad.” However, at least one sleep-deprived disciple has accidentally called him “jiujiu” after a long night wrangling Jin Ling.
Nobody in the Wen sect would dare accidentally call Wen Ruohan “dad.” Xue Yang called him “daddy” once, but that was on purpose to see what would happen — sadly, Wen Ruohan was too far gone at that point to notice or care, and the telepathic chokings neither increased or decreased in frequency or quality.
It’s pretty rare for Lan disciples to call Lan Qiren “dad,” but he secretly loves it when they do; sadly, neither Lan Xichen nor Lan Wangji ever make this error.
Lan disciples will, occasionally, call Lan Xichen “dad,” but it’s usually not a slip-up in front of the class, it’s more of an on-purpose thing: he’s like “Don’t forget, curfew’s in an hour!” and they’re like “thanks dad!”
Nobody except Lan Sizhui ever calls Lan Wangji “dad” but somehow they say “Hanguang-Jun” in a way that sounds like “dad.”
Lots of people call Jin Guangshan “dad,” but not in an “accidentally slip up in front of the class” kind of way, more in a “surprise, I’m your bastard child” kind of way.
No Jin disciples call Jin Guangyao “dad,” and this hurts his feelings and he secretly suspects it’s because they don’t respect him.
No Nie disciples call Nie Mingjue “dad” but every single Nie disciple has accidentally called him “da-ge” at leastonce. It’s almost a rite of passage.
