#Lioness

[turbofanatic]

Floyd was such a good design I’ve decided to recycle him for Living Creatures. I never managed to show his monster form in Sanguine Tensor anyways (it would have taken ten comics to get there! What was I thinking?). Now he’s a weird posthuman dragon thing. Anyways, here’s when he gets his ass wrecked by Lioness. Literally. She cuts his ass off. I’m so sorry Floyd.

[specerhastings]

SPECIAL OPS: LIONESS 2.02 / i love my country

[shesquaredpodcast]

Don’t sleep on either season of Lioness!!

hand you don't hold

eyes you don't look at

with eyes that don't look at you

[iingezo]

Orákyria for @stellangios !

[beezii]

she'll finish her drink and kick your butt before that

[padmaddean]

Cruz & Josephina Lioness s02e07

[aliliebert]

[evenstevenh]

Friendly werewolf and co!

[whatimdoing-here]

Lioness | 1.05

they making it real hard for me to focus on the plot

[indigomood]

Special Ops: Lioness (2023 —)

[turbofanatic]

It's not that her sword is black, more that it cooks most optical sensors.

[multyashka-sweet]

Meeting with a friend

[sennamaticart]

Sapphic Sphinxes for PRIDE month 🦁

[specerhastings]

SPECIAL OPS: LIONESS 2.08 / the compass points home

[yellydany]

LIONROSE 🌹💐 (Leophantasma Floralis) or Xóchimiztli

"An unusual parasitism between a flower and a lion that evolved into an undead-like species. The Lionrose displays a beautiful mane akin to dahlia petals varying in color but in usual red whereas the rest of the body has a more ghostly appearance and properties. The cubs resemble rose buds and once they ‘bloom’ the skull becomes visible. Unlike their lion counterparts they don't show any sexual dimorphism and if anything have a more hermaphroditic approach like flowers. They are known to be able to phase through objects and some rumors even suggest other realms, adding to their mythicism.

They are astute hunters and usually live in small groups. Instead of relying on photosynthesis this parasitic species steals nutrients from other plants and living beings employing their root-like tendrils. Their beauty and ferocity has made them known and valuable across the land, for many folk wish to acquire their petals even if it is a deadly task."

One of my favourite personal designs so far!