#PU Paints

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[bleaksqueak]

... I told myself I wasn't going to post this version, but I'm weak and about to head off of the computer for the night, so here. the Black & White + strong bronze/green pop version.

[t34-mt]

tepueh pu, the domesticated que'arsaeb animals of maanuls that act as a "sheperd dog" for them, but for the ocean obviously. more info and images below ->

tepueh pu are a tiny aquatic animal of the que'arsaeb reign meaning it has 6 limbs and its body is segmented in distinct parts, It also means they have a sort of "bone" exo-skeleton with rough skin on top. their front limbs who serve no purpose but to do courting dance and occasionally help themselves to crawl around.

The fur-like things around the eyes and front limbs are purely for courtship, they are not made out of modified feathers as feathers are exclusive to the silieus reign, instead its sort of bristles that are quite rough to the human touch. maanuls do find it entertaining to see them court and as a result of that, they get excited during the part of the year when they court. Creating safe temporary spaces on the beach usually being circle-shaped, all maanuls do is watch them perform and fall over, if they cant get up they come and assist them to put them on their feet again. Tepueh courting consists of them desperately trying to get on their feet (usually being pushing themselves onto a rock to balance on their feet, but more commonly maanuls help them to), then the bright ones will shake their arms. Extending them and vigorously shaking the bits that have the bristles, that when rubbing against each other rapidly, create a sound that can be compared to sand being shaken in a jar. the brighter the bristles, the better the sound, and the bigger the moves is what will attract a partner. Said partners are the dull ones.

I'm not sure if they're a unisex species, they might just be random individuals who get a certain boost of hormones that gives them bright bristles and they have to perform for the others who are dull, or if they're just bright males and dull females.

Like i said they're very pathetic on land, meaning maanuls carry them when they need to be transported on land for a reason. Central north maanuls who need to migrate once a year due to temperature drops in the far north have to carry their Tepueh pu on long distances, thus they use these attire, where they attach 2 tupueh pu per side, transporting 4 in total. While I'm talking about north maanuls, every other maanuls would also use this attire to transport multiple tupueh pu. Although said attire has regional variants in terms of designs, a rough look at what a northern one would look like here ->

as seen in the example, tupueh pu can have different color variations per region, While this is not the final look of northern tupeuh pu there would be light coloration from mutations. Tupueh pu are purely bred to be working species not a pet, so while color mutations are seen as a fun thing its not their priority or what they're searching for. While not a family pet it doesn't mean children do not play with them from time to time in the water. However, tupueh pu can be used as a service "pet" in the water for maanuls with blindness or other disabilities affecting vision that would require a service pet to navigate in waters. tupueh pu are never bred to be fancy but to be useful to maanuls, they're very grateful to have them and treat them with great respect.

While they are not house pets it doesn't mean they cannot be pampered outside of working hours by maanuls, being given treats, groomed daily by owners, and being treated with care for the smallest illness they could catch.

the breathing holes of tupueh pu are on each side of their back, due to being aquatic for quite a while their opperculums had the time to shift to a more convenient place for quick gasp of air at the surface. Their maanul owners however do not, maanuls when wanting to breathe before swimming again need to get on their back once reaching the surface, as their opperculums are placed here. While technically they could push air to enter their vocal vents and redirect it to the lungs its not something they do as they do not inhale enough air using this method to feel comfortable.

ocean shepherd as a concept (final version will be posted separately)

warning The cattle shown here is not the final design, they will not look like this once ocean sheperd as a concept are done and fleshed out in the future. this is just an example

ocean shepherd, or just called shepherd among maanuls, originally i thought of them guarding a group of smaller animals (small fish) tho the idea of one or three large slow domesticated cattle sounds more cool in my opinion and also easier to contain for maanuls overall. their cattle would need maanul assistance to live comfortably, maanul coming near them by canoe or even swimming if they're not so far. usually always have at least one maanul by their side who shifts their guarding job with other fishermen after a period of time. I imagine said cattle to be kept in a shallow kelp forest where it has all the food it needs, and little to no predators around to worry around. Maanuls might even sit on their backs during their shift duty because the cattle is docile and doesn't bother them doing it, plus they also need to get on them when they pamper them (by cleaning them)

this is my rough vision of it for now, while i have tupueh pu (tho its quite bare bones on this post) , i just need to design the cattle now, then write a whole long post about how maanul sheperds works.

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the vague shapes i did to figure out tupueh pu (in chronological order)

heres some fun stuff, i wanted them to be awkward looking, those penguins from subnautica were on the back of my mind while doing them, creature design is just doing vague shapes for me

[yieldingtides]

A day out at Norah's hometurf. Would like to visit its IRL equivalent (without the miracles lmao).🏄‍♀️

Border version:

[missygoesmeow]

yes I do just draw Vincent Price and then slap paint on him and call it a day😌💖

[watercressie]

my enperry splat dualies are looking for a new home ^w^

[ceze-c]

I have left over paint part 7

Aaaaw they're so cute!! Hope nothing wrong will happen to them Purrfect apawcalypse by @90percentstudios, go play it

[thomasturnerillustration]

learning new stuff! gonna get better at stroke economy and brush directionality! pus moth caterpillars third instar!

[fantarain]

would it be bad to paint my nails despite having a horrible infection on one of them

[bleaksqueak]

I really liked this comic panel background so I decided to dress it up a little and share it.

[t34-mt]

Because there is animals for herding the fish, is there another type of animal that’s like a livestock guardian?

No, because tepueh pu already does that, they're the equivalent of Shepherd dogs so maanuls do not need another animal to protect them, either way maanuls are here if needed.

combine this with how cattle are kept in shallow safe zones there isn't much for them to fight off except little parasites that may try to latch on.

If a population doesn't have available safe zones (central north are a good example, as a lot of them have to migrate to their second colony settlement at a time of year) to raise cattle then they'd have breeds of tepueh pu that are bulkier to fight off larger threats. breeds who are more prone to fighting off danger would be given "collars" to protect them, said predators are aware that the animals have protective gear so they cannot bite them without heavily injuring themselves in the process, they end up avoiding tackling cattle.

Some species of predators, called kubhaa, a smart animals that transmit knowledge to their youngs and live in pods, know to not mess with cattle because they know it means said Shepherd animal (tepueh pu) will harass them off. But maanuls might end up shooting them with their harpoons too (mainly done to scare off animal rather than killing them). You'll see some adult with a scar or even the whole harpon still here in their advanced age, meaning they tried to kill a cattle once, may or not succeeded but ended up being shot by a maanul in the process. A mistake made as a teenager or young adult, since then the predator probably didn't try again.

Since kubhaa transmits knowledge down, individuals who got shot by harpoons will communicate to younger to stay away from the maanul shallow zones/ cattle in general. Kubhaa found in southern and western seas, there's no images available of them yet

rough size comparison, since they are much larger they cannot be carried as 4 per maanul like shown in the tepueh pu post, instead it might just be 2, or just one (on the back)

[eric-sadahire]

Pu$$yLicker_69 that’s an interesting name... Is that Polish?

I think so, my mom knew some poles.

[kara-zor-els]

I know that Themyscira isn't technically a city but I feel like it should be included in those "which DC city would you rather live in?" polls. I'd shell my left kidney to live on lesbian muscle mommy harem island, personally.

[sameeksha-4717]

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