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Ernst Heckel Hexacoralla. Kunstformen der Natur (Artforms of Nature), 1904

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Unleash Your Inner Artist at RooftopApp: Art Workshops and Painting Classes

Art is a powerful tool for self-expression, and it’s never too late to explore your creative side. RooftopApp, a leading platform for online art education, provides a variety of art workshops and painting classes designed to help you unlock your creative potential. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced artist, RooftopApp offers a rich array of resources to support your artistic journey, and it’s the perfect place to "Unleash Your Inner Artist."

Why RooftopApp?

At RooftopApp, the philosophy is simple – art should be accessible to everyone, regardless of skill level. The platform provides an inclusive and supportive community where aspiring artists can learn, share, and grow. With live workshops, curated painting classes, and a range of expert-led tutorials, RooftopApp is dedicated to helping students express themselves through art and discover their unique artistic voice.

Whether you’re interested in painting, sketching, sculpture, or more specialized forms of creative expression, RooftopApp’s variety of courses offers something for everyone. The best part? You can join these classes from anywhere in the world, at any time, making art education more flexible and accessible than ever before.

Art Workshops at RooftopApp: A New Way to Learn and Connect

RooftopApp’s art workshops are an exciting and dynamic way for participants to immerse themselves in art. These workshops are designed not just to teach techniques, but to help participants experience art in a more hands-on, interactive manner.

Live Interaction with Instructors

What sets RooftopApp’s workshops apart is the live, interactive component. Unlike pre-recorded tutorials, live workshops allow participants to engage directly with instructors and other students. This interaction provides an opportunity for real-time feedback, guidance, and support. Whether you're working on a painting or exploring a new art form, live workshops enable you to ask questions, get advice, and improve your skills as you go.

RooftopApp’s workshops cater to artists of all levels, from beginners who have never picked up a brush to more advanced students looking to refine their craft. Courses often focus on specific themes or techniques, such as watercolor painting, oil painting, Indian traditional art, or abstract expressionism. Students can join workshops based on their interests or desired areas of focus, ensuring a customized experience.

Creative Exploration in a Group Setting

These workshops also foster creativity and collaboration. Working alongside others in a virtual space allows participants to share ideas, offer constructive criticism, and get inspired by fellow learners. Art is a deeply personal journey, but working with others can often help unlock new insights and push your creativity in unexpected directions.

Live workshops can sometimes include themed projects or challenges that allow artists to create with specific goals in mind, such as painting a landscape or experimenting with mixed media. These challenges offer a structured way for artists to explore different techniques and stretch their creative muscles.

Diverse Range of Topics and Styles

RooftopApp’s live art workshops cover an extensive range of artistic styles and techniques. For those drawn to traditional Indian art, workshops on Phad painting, miniature painting, and Madhubani art provide deep insight into the rich cultural heritage of India. These workshops explore both the techniques and the history behind these styles, offering a well-rounded artistic education.

If contemporary art is more your style, RooftopApp has workshops on modern painting techniques such as acrylic pouring, mixed media, and digital art. These sessions dive into the more technical aspects of each medium, allowing you to experiment and develop your own artistic style.

Painting Classes: Master Your Craft

RooftopApp’s painting classes are designed to help you develop your skills, whether you're starting from scratch or trying to refine a specific technique. These classes cover everything from the basics of color theory and composition to more advanced techniques like texture painting, glazing, and brushwork.

Beginner Classes: Building the Foundation

If you're new to painting, RooftopApp’s beginner painting classes are an excellent starting point. These courses teach the fundamentals of painting, including how to choose the right materials, understanding color palettes, and mastering basic techniques such as blending, shading, and brush control.

One of the most important things students learn in these classes is how to experiment without fear of failure. Art is all about exploration, and these beginner courses provide a safe space for students to test their ideas and develop their techniques. The instructors provide step-by-step guidance, ensuring that each student can follow along and understand the process.

For example, students can begin by learning how to paint a simple still life or a landscape. As they progress, they can tackle more complex subjects like portraits or abstract compositions. These courses also provide a structured path, allowing you to grow as an artist while building confidence in your abilities.

Intermediate and Advanced Classes: Refining Skills

For those with some painting experience, RooftopApp’s intermediate and advanced classes offer opportunities to refine existing skills and experiment with new techniques. These classes focus on the subtleties of painting, teaching more advanced methods like layering, glazing, and creating texture through different brush techniques.

One of the highlights of the intermediate and advanced courses is the focus on developing a personal style. Instructors encourage students to explore different media, themes, and artistic movements to find what resonates with them. By the end of these courses, students are often able to produce pieces that truly reflect their individual artistic voice.

For example, advanced classes on acrylic painting dive deep into the medium, exploring techniques like impasto, dry brushing, and creating intricate textures. The goal is to help artists push the boundaries of their work, experiment with composition, and fine-tune their technique.

Specialized Art Courses: Expand Your Horizons

RooftopApp also offers specialized art courses for those looking to explore specific forms of creative expression. These classes provide in-depth lessons on a particular subject, allowing participants to delve deeper into niche areas of art.

Exploring Mixed Media and Digital Art

One popular specialized course at RooftopApp is the mixed media workshop. Mixed media involves using a combination of materials and techniques to create unique artworks. These classes teach participants how to combine traditional materials such as acrylics, inks, and watercolors with unconventional materials like fabric, paper, and found objects. The goal is to create textured, layered pieces that push the boundaries of traditional painting.

For those interested in digital art, RooftopApp offers courses on creating digital paintings using software like Adobe Photoshop and Procreate. These classes teach students how to use technology to enhance their artistic process, exploring techniques like digital sketching, coloring, and digital collage.

Art for Home Decor: Bringing Creativity into Your Space

Another specialized course offered by RooftopApp is focused on art for home decor. These workshops help participants learn how to create beautiful paintings and artworks that can be used to decorate their living spaces. From abstract art that adds a touch of modernity to traditional pieces that reflect cultural heritage, these courses teach you how to create art that is both personal and functional.

A Supportive and Inclusive Community

RooftopApp is not just a platform for learning art; it is a community of like-minded individuals who share a passion for creativity. The community aspect of RooftopApp is one of its key strengths. Participants can connect with other artists, exchange ideas, and seek feedback from peers and instructors.

The platform encourages collaboration and open communication, and it provides a space for artists to showcase their work, whether it's through online exhibitions or social media features. RooftopApp's online community offers encouragement and inspiration, creating an environment where artists can thrive.

Accessibility and Flexibility: Learn at Your Own Pace

One of the key benefits of RooftopApp is the ability to learn at your own pace. Whether you're juggling a busy schedule or simply prefer to take your time, the platform’s courses and workshops are designed to be flexible. You can access recorded content at any time, revisit lessons as many times as you need, and work on projects at your own pace.

RooftopApp's online format makes it accessible to anyone, anywhere. All you need is an internet connection, and you can start your artistic journey from the comfort of your home. This flexibility makes RooftopApp an excellent option for people with busy lives who still want to cultivate their creativity.

Conclusion: Start Your Artistic Journey Today

RooftopApp provides the perfect platform for unleashing your inner artist. With a wide range of painting classes, live workshops, and specialized courses, it offers something for everyone – from beginners to seasoned artists. The interactive nature of the workshops, coupled with expert instruction and a supportive community, makes RooftopApp an ideal place for you to grow, explore, and express yourself through art.

If you're ready to tap into your creativity, join RooftopApp today and start your journey to becoming the artist you’ve always wanted to be.

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Check out our vast DIY art kits collection exclusively made for anyone who wants to meet the hidden artist inside! Join Penkraft and be a DIY-er yourself.

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#LearnOnline with #Penkraft - #DotMandala

Penkraft Online LIVE Dot Mandala course is a #structured, #certified course conducted as a series of LIVE 1-to-1 sessions with a Penkraft Certified Teacher® over approx. 25 days.

During the course, you will first learn about the basics of outline and usage of colors, and then move on to creating this art on different surfaces - canvas, cloth bag, and photo frame. All through the course, we share tips and tricks that make your experience even more exciting. We also share a set of dos and don'ts to keep you right on track!

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Whatever the result is, I will attempt to recreate it as a drawing!

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Penkraft Kerala Mural Art on Kettle DIY Kit | Free Video Tutorial

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"Tanisha's Palette: The Beautiful Mess of Emotions in Learning"

Picture this – Yesterday, I was with my daughter Tanisha, showing her a new way to paint. Her eyes lit up as she held her paintbrush, ready to try something new. She was excited about this new way of painting, but she was also very scared. Trying something new can be really scary sometimes!Isn’t it something to see a person feel scared and excited at the same time when they’re learning something…

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Join #Penkraft and learn #CursiveHandwriting with #PenkraftMasterTrainer® Bhumi Khatri at Hiranandani, Thane.

Available in Online and Offline Mode.

Contact Bhumika at +91 70164 40472 for registration and details.

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Legend tells of the carp that leapt over the Dragon Gate at the crest of a river and became a stand up comedian.

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Where did Tim learn to read people? Gossiping old ladies at galas. He would sit with them as they pointed out different guests, indicated a slight difference, and then accurately depicted what skeletons their closet held.

Lady 1: "Did you see what cufflinks John Wess had on?"

Lady 2: "Oh? They're the ones inherited by his father? It looks like we'll be reading about a divorce by the end of the year."

Tim: *purposefully playing up his naive clueless innocence so he can learn their skills*

Lady 4: "Oh. It seems Rebecca Till has sunset orange lipstick on tonight."

Lady 2: *sighs and starts chugging her champagne*

Lady 3: "Ha! You all owe me a social favor now. I told you she was sleeping with the mayor."

Tim: *startles as he looks at Ms. Till's lipstick and then back at the ladies confused how those add up*

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#Unleash the artist in you- create your own masterpiece using the Lippan Art On Canvas Diy Kit by #Penkraft

You can buy this on our website: https://diy.penkraft.in/.../Lippan-Art-on-Canvas-DIY-Kit...

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Listen to what Prafulla has to say about her experience with the #Penkraft#TienDye Art with Block Printing on Dupatta #Workshop conducted by Penkraft Senior Artist and Chief Trainer Shikha Gupta and Penkraft Master Trainer Vishakha Kalangan!

Here are the details of upcoming #PenkraftArtWorkshops. Please click on the link in front of a workshop to register for that workshop:-

20 Sep, 2 PM to 5 PM - Water Colors on Canvas (https://workshops.penkraft.in/venuebooking_explore?id=214)

21 Sep, 11 AM to 5 PM - Russian Sculpture Paste Art

(https://workshops.penkraft.in/venuebooking_explore?id=215)

22 Sep, 11 AM to 5 PM - Devi Mandala on Floral Cutout (https://workshops.penkraft.in/venuebooking_explore?id=205)

27 Sep, 11 AM to 5 PM - Knife Painting on Canvas (https://workshops.penkraft.in/venuebooking_explore?id=216)

28 & 29 Sep, 2 PM to 5 PM & 11 AM to 5 PM (2 Sessions) - Malaysian Batik on Stole (https://workshops.penkraft.in/venuebooking_explore?id=217)

04 Oct, 2 PM to 5 PM - Glass Painting

05 Oct, 11 AM to 5 PM - Tanjore Painting on Jharokha https://workshops.penkraft.in/venuebooking_explore?id=233

06 Oct, 11 AM to 5 PM - Meenakari Art on Jewellery Box https://workshops.penkraft.in/venuebooking_explore?id=230

11 Oct, 2 PM to 5 PM - Resin Art Ocean Pour - Name Plate https://workshops.penkraft.in/venuebooking_explore?id=234

12 Oct, 11 AM to 5 PM - Boho Art - Wall Mirror https://workshops.penkraft.in/venuebooking_explore?id=245

13 Oct, 2 PM to 5 PM - Tie & Dye Art on T-Shirt https://workshops.penkraft.in/venuebooking_explore?id=235

18 Oct, 11 AM to 5 PM - Embroidery Art on Mobile Cover https://workshops.penkraft.in/venuebooking_explore?id=246

19 Oct, 11 AM to 5 PM - Lippan Art - Wall Decor

20 Oct, 11 AM to 5 PM - Diwali Lantern Making https://workshops.penkraft.in/venuebooking_explore?id=204

21 Oct, 11 AM to 5 PM - Dot Mandala Evil Eye https://workshops.penkraft.in/venuebooking_explore?id=237

22 Oct, 2 PM to 5 PM - Block Printing on Gift Wrapping Papers https://workshops.penkraft.in/venuebooking_explore?id=247

23 Oct, 2 PM to 5 PM - Pichwai Painting - Cow & Lotus Toran https://workshops.penkraft.in/venuebooking_explore?id=236

24 Oct, 2 PM to 5 PM - Mirror Work - Wall Decor https://workshops.penkraft.in/venuebooking_explore?id=238

25 Oct, 2 PM to 5 PM - Diwali Deepstambha Making https://workshops.penkraft.in/venuebooking_explore?id=244

26 Oct, 11 AM to 5 PM - Mosaic Art on Utility Bowl https://workshops.penkraft.in/venuebooking_explore?id=243

27 Oct, 11 AM to 5 PM - Macrame Art - Wall Hanging https://workshops.penkraft.in/venuebooking_explore?id=248

28 Oct, 2 PM to 5 PM - Coffee Painting

29 Oct, 2 PM to 5 PM - Water Colors on Canvas https://workshops.penkraft.in/venuebooking_explore?id=241

30 Oct, 2 PM to 5 PM - Fluid Art on Canvas

Fee (Including all materials):

₹ 4,999/- for Malaysian Batik on Stole.

₹ 2,999/- for each Eco-friendly Ganapati Idol Making, Resin Art Geode Effect Wall Clock, Mosaic Art on Round MDF.

₹ 2,499/- for each Meenakari Art on Chaurang, Resin Art Ocean Pour, Knife Painting on Canvas, Devi Mandala on Floral Cutout, Russian Sculpture Paste Art, Resin Art Ocean Pour - Name Plate, Diwali Lantern Making, Dot Mandala Evil Eye, Mirror Work - Wall Decor, Macrame Art - Wall Hanging

₹ 1999/- for each Glass Painting on Acrylic Sheet, Lippan Art (Wall Decor), Tanjore Painting - Ganapati, Tie & Dye Art with Block Printing on Dupatta, Coffee Painting on Canvas, Resin Art on Trinket Tray with 2 Coasters, Macrame Ganapati Aasan Making, Tanjore Painting on Jharokha, Meenakari Art on Jewellery Box, Boho Art - Wall Mirror, Lippan Art - Wall Decor, Pichwai Painting - Cow & Lotus Toran, Diwali Deepstambha Making, Mosaic Art on Utility Bowl, Water Colors on Canvas

₹ 1,699/- for TieNDye Art on T-Shirt

₹ 1499/- for each Block Printing on Tote Bag, Water Colors on Canvas, Embroidery Art on Mobile Cover, Block Printing on Gift Wrapping Papers, Coffee Painting, Fluid Art on Canvas.

Available in #Online and #Offline Mode. Material needed for the workshop is couriered to your address for the online mode.

Venue - Desai House, Castle Mills Naka, Uthalsar, Thane West 400601

For manual registration/queries, please contact us at +91 9136024969.

For more Art #Workshops by Penkraft, please click;

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After months of deliberation, I have decided to restart Poorly-Drawn-MDZS with a brand new style!

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Salacious Scolipede: An Unserious Unsexy Fanfiction Born Out Of Maliciousness

I was stunned. Not because of my dick; I did in fact have it for many years, was born with it even, so I was sure I knew the ins and outs of the mechanics of it like the back of my hand. No, I was stunned at the why of my erection, because it was responding to something I never believed it would. A Scolipede.

As it sits between Nacrene City and the bridge to Castelia, on a rather balmy autumn afternoon, I found myself traversing through Pinwheel Forest. The forest, with its lush grass and various hollow, fallen trees hosted an array of pokemon. The passage to the bridge was either a minor inconvenience or a nightmare, depending on the amount of pokemon you happened have with you, and on that day I had a quite alarming number: zero. The dead wood that laid across the landscape created a number of passages to higher and lower cliffs, and I eagerly sought them out to take advantage of the many shortcuts to exit the forest promptly.

Most residents of Nacrene heard the tales and legends about the forest, some involving hostile ghosts, others involving hostile people. I would be lying if I said the stories had no effect on me; I did in fact believe some strange things to be possible at any time and refused to take any chances. So when the grass around me would rustle and shake, I would immediately increase my pace. Initially, it was a small jog, but by the time I was hearing a faint chittering of small teeth in front of me, I sprinted north, away from the main path and, consequently, deeper into Pinwheel Forest.

Once I slowed down and calmed my heart, I found myself at a small pond in the center of the forest. I was covered in sweat and breathing heavily. Despite being twenty years old my physical fitness was far below average. Even I was shocked at how far into the forest I had gotten with fear and adrenaline carrying me. As those faded and my breathing returned to normal, I collapsed to my knees, unable to hold up my own spindly frame after running what I thought to be several miles but was closer to several yards.

"Are you alright?" spoke a sultry voice in front of me. I looked up to see a Scolipede and immediately my penis stood at attention.

It really was that sudden and inexplicable. The rising surprise made me scuttle backward until I slammed into a tree, hoping the creature didn't have time to have seen the tent I pitched in my pants and with the new pain in my back I hoped to have my mind and body focused on that instead.

"You're rather clumsy, aren't you?" the Scolipede said, looking at me with a pitying glare.

"I'm sorry I-" I began, but before doing so I stopped. The Scolipede was sitting on the edge of the pond, its wet body glistening in the beams of sunlight that broke through the trees. The hard purple shell that covered it was glossy, looking almost hand polished to a fine sheen, with the soft dark flesh of its large stomach beneath moving slightly as it breathed in and out slowly. Despite sitting, the Scolipede was a massive pokemon, no shorter than seven feet tall with its long neck making up most of its height. Along its neck and down to its backside were several small protrusion that resembled claws, and while not visible as it sat with them tucked underneath it, it had four long legs it used to gallop around. It resembled a pokemon like rapidash or mudsdale, a creature large enough to ride but by all visible metrics was just a very large bug.

I had seen many Scolipedes in many books and programs on TV and while I couldn't recall any of them making me instantly horny, I could recall something important: none of them spoke. I stood up, wincing from the dull pain in my back and leaned from side to side, looking for a human who may have been talking to me but was blocked by the massive creature. I found only the pond glistening behind it, and a large bird pokemon that had flown down to take a drink.

"You're sorry?" It spoke again, confused.

"I uh. I'm not sure. Are you...speaking?"

"Can you hear me or not?"

"I can hear you. I think?"

The Scolipede stood up. Small drops of water cascaded down its body and dripped into the grass as it approached me. I slowly started backing up, before once again hitting the tree. The Scolipede had taken two relatively small steps and already covered the distance between us. It leaned forward, its neck lowered and the two of us stood face to face.

"Are you okay? Are you sick?"

"I'm good, I just...I'm confused"

"Oh, so you're lost in the woods"

"No. I mean maybe. I think I've seen this pond before"

"I see."

"I'm more confused about why...you can...talk...?

"You can talk, can't you?" The Scolipede looked at me puzzled.

"Yes," I began, stammering a bit before regaining my words. "But I've never met a pokemon that talks, is the thing."

"That seems like a personal issue."

"Excuse me?"

The Scolipede lifted it head and began to turn back towards the spot it had sat in. The patch of grass had a large beam of sunlight cast upon it, and even to me it looked rather inviting. The large body of the Scolipede swayed slightly as it took its small steps to return to lazily drying off in the sun. Once settled, it turned towards me.

"You don't have any pokemon with you?"

"I'm not really into raising pokemon."

"I see."

I wasn't a very strong conversationalist, and neither was the Scolipede, but at least the Scolipede had a reason. It was a pokemon. I had eschewed most attempts at conversation or getting to know many people, never attempted any trainer courses and was working as a delivery person. It was a job that required picking up and dropping off parcels, and very little conversational skills. I enjoyed it that way, until now, facing what could only be described as 'an enlightening experience'.

"So...do you have a trainer?"

"I don't."

"Do you live here?"

"I do."

"Do...all pokemon talk or are you like a special kind...or something?"

"I believe many pokemon communicate in many ways. Can I ask you a question?"

"Sure."

"Do you know many humans that casually get erections while talking?"

I immediately turned around to hide my shameful short-sword from view. The brief conversation had me me forget about the struggle in my actual briefs. The Scolipede let out a light chuckle. "I'll take that as a no, then." it said.

"This doesn't happen, like this is something new, I'm sorry to bother you. Goodbye." And on that note I started to leave the pond area. The back pain didn't stop me from attempting a full sprint, but my dick made it less of a run and more of a three legged race. I wasn't exactly a star athlete on the best of days so I couldn't say if I'd have gotten far enough to avoid it, but the Scolipede, in one jump, had leapt over my head and landed in front of me, making a thunderous crash onto the forest floor. A slight tremor and a gust of wind blew away debris and leaves, and caused me to fall flat on my ass.

"What? Not a fan of flirting?" its sultry voice whispered into my ear. In a flash it had leaned in, and was now slowly beginning to lower it body on top of mine. The deliberate and gentle lowering of its weight to not crush me was meant to assure me that it meant no harm, but its speed and size made me panic anyway because of course it did.

"Please don't kill me."

"Why would I kill you?"

"Because of my penis."

"Because of your penis?"

"Yes."

"I'm not mad at you for having an erection if that's what you mean"

"Well that's good."

"I would however like to have sex with you."

"Well that...I don't know about." I looked at the Scolipede. Its immense size and stature were intimidating, but the smooth voice it spoke with and its deliberate tone betrayed its presence as a dominating monster. My ears, and apparently my dick, had fallen for whatever charm the creature was creating, but my eyes and brain were absolutely not yet won over.

"You seem to have reacted to my pheromones. I assumed that's why you came running through the woods alone to find me."

I laughed, nervously. "OH that? That was, well, you know, you see I'm a coward? And I was running through the forest to get to the other side quickly. Huge misunderstanding."

"Even the erection?''

"Even the erection."

The Scolipede slowly lifted its body off of mine, and backed away to let me get to my feet. I dusted my pants off and stood up straight, as did my member. Despite the persistent shocks and perceived peril my dick was stiffer than a fresh pressed suit at a funeral.

"I'm sorry. This time of year I get rather aroused and it seemed like your body was reacting to mine. And I might have mistaken your timidness for arousal."

"Well you know how it is with humans, right?" I laughed.

"I don't."

There was a slightly lengthy pause as the two of us stared at each other. The Scolipede was inquisitive and looked for deeper understanding for something I was positive was so obvious you could tell from the fact humans didn't lay eggs.

"Humans and pokemon don't mate with each other."

Another long pause, this one seeming to stretch way beyond a reasonable amount of time. I began to sweat a little, as the half closed eyes of the Scolipede seemed to be burning a hole in my very soul. I sat there staring into its eyes, searching for meaning in the freakishly long amount of time it took for either of us to break the silence.

"Oh, you're serious?" It finally said.

"Yes! What, do you think I'm lying?"

The Scolipede looked puzzled. "Not that you're lying, but that you think humans don't have sex with pokemon is..."

"They don't."

"They absolutely do."

"Are you sure?"

"I've slept with several."

What can only be described as 'violent throbbing' started up in my pants and I quickly placed my hands over my dick. "Okay maybe this is just a you thing, you ever think about that? That maybe you met a couple of weirdos?"

"No."

"Well please start!"

The Scolipede let out a gentle scoff and turned to walk past me back to the pond. "You'd be cute if you weren't so strange."

"Thanks. Good luck with the...sex."

"You'll know where to find me if you want me."

"Okay. Goodbye." I began my hobbled sprint once more back to the main road. I turned to see the Scolipede trotting beside me. It leaned its neck downward and, placing its head under my butt, lifted me into the air, where I proceeded to slide down to the nape of its neck and rest on it back. "I'm starting to think you genuinely don't know what the word 'goodbye' means"

"If you really didn't want sex, the least I can do is offer you a ride outside the forest, as an apology for attracting you."

I began to respond, but the up and down motions from the trotting was giving my dick its own kind of ride. My cock was pressed against the Scolipede as I clung hard to avoid slipping off. I had never rode a Ponyta but I assumed it was similar, minus the unintended arousal. I sat in silence as my ride to the forest entrance made its way through the foliage.

"Here you go." the Scolipede said. After a short trek, we had made it to the exit leading to Skyarrow Bridge. I slowly slid down the side of the Scolipede and started my pathetic hobble to civilization. "If you change your mind, I'll be at the pond."

"Yeah. Thanks."

I watched as the Scolipede turned and sprinted off into the forest, graceful yet powerful as it jumped over a cliff back to where I had stumbled upon it.

I walked out of the forest into the blinding light of the sun. The darkness from the trees had made me forget it was still midday. As I began walking to the bridge, I realized I had once again regained my proper gait. I was no longer struggling with my incredibly hard dick. I looked down to see in place of a hard rod was a stupidly sized wet stain that covered the entirety of the crotch and inner thighs of my pants. I prayed that I had simply peed, but the pungent odor made it clear I had just cum all over myself riding a pokemon. I sighed heavily and muttered the only thing that I could the entire way to Castelia.

"Why me...."