#claw toes

[haikuckuck]

She got 4 claw toes,one of them behind.

[tetsunabouquet]

I'm busy with a painting inbetween the homework of my writing classes I just started. However, then I remembered that post @vespersposts shared once on the topic of AI art and disability. More specifically of how certain artists who were paralyzed started painting with their mouths. There is one in particular, Huang Guofo, who paints with the combination of BOTH his mouth and feet. Something most people, not even in real life, know about me, is that I was born with congenital claw toes, a toe deformity that resulted in all of my smaller toes growing in a curled way. Only my big toes are normal. As a child, I had already noticed my claw toes allowed me to do certain things with my feet instead of my hands with more ease then you normal toed tolk. Like using the remote control with my feet. I've tried typing with my toes too on my keyboard-because I'm not used to it I am slow and it's difficult for me to see which keys I am pressing unless I put my laptop to the ground but I can fully type with my toes. So then I was like, 'Why the fuck am I not learning myself how to paint with my feet?! Why not actually use my deformity to show to the world what claw toes are capable off?! I've gotten jokes about it all my life, a remark about my feet was literally the first thing my aunt ever said about me according to my mom, I have gotten injured so many times with my feet because I cannot afford to get shoes specially made for my feet. Yet I am not even allowed to join the Body Positivity movement according to fat activists because I am a size 4. Despite everyone always wanting to make me feel so insecure about my deformed feet... Well, you normal toed people, SCREW YOU.' So now I'm trying to learn how to paint with my feet! My first attempt wasn't downright terrible, nor was it good. I'm definitely sticking to working with both and retouching my painting wherever it gets too messy with my hands, but it's not too terrible that I am getting discouraged.

[mother-lee]

[heartnosekid]

🐈‍⬛ BOO-OOP! 🎃

🎃-🐈‍⬛-🎃 / 🐈‍⬛-🎃-🐈‍⬛ / 🎃-🐈‍⬛-🎃

[2jihiir0]

🩸🩸🩸

[t-hal-mothman]

I like stupid things that lead to extensive reasoning and eventually settle down with the thought "I like this, I want to draw"

I decided to put into a picture thoughts about Bill's limbs, in particular about why they are dark. The entries are made in the journal manner, but nothing serious - just assumptions or headcannons!

The text from the picture below the cut!

-despite this, the skin seems to be covered with extensive scars (similar to burns?) the marks are soft, but in some places the skin is uneven and keratinized…? -many healed ulcers and abrasions…

I wonder if it hurts? It really looks like the warm-up is a relief, maybe he'll answer questions over time.

-he doesn't try to escape when I start massaging his limbs, apparently it really pleases him and relieves tension-

<- (now small he's stuck in this street cat size)

-the fact that he is weak in this form - he is very tenacious! Sometimes it's impossible to tear him away from what he's clinging to.

(-the legs are in the same condition, so it's clearly related-)

-he is still very warm, but warmer than he was in the mindspace. I think it's because he's material now.

Could it be about his demonic magic?

[thecatcrew]

Our little Panther Egypt cuddling with my brother 🥹🖤

[turtleblogatlast]

One of the biggest things that makes me see Leo as trans is absolutely the size of his carapace in comparison to his brothers’.

And I’m not talking about height! I’m specifically looking at his shell here, because when you compare him to the others, particularly Donnie who is nearly the same height as Leo, it’s very clear that Leo’s carapace is much longer in proportion to the rest of his body.

Like - standing side by side, even though Donnie is shorter his carapace ends noticeably higher up than Leo’s does. And I like this not only because it really helps push the idea that Leo could very likely be trans (or intersex!), but it’s also just a fun design difference between them.

(It also lends way to future scenarios of Donnie eventually getting taller than Leo, but sitting down still has Leo being the taller one haha.)

[peregrinethegryphon]

more zubat propoganda

[bumbleboa]

I never posted these Tighnari drawings from Twitter/X, so here you go!

[heronoegg]

i think Ojiro is allowed to be hot for no reason and be a background character

[time-slink]

docm77 in this perhaps?

or this maybe? (whatever you wish)

(can't send image on anon eeps, so hopefully i inlined those links right; it's to pintrest dw)

or you could do oli orionsound or scar in this

if any of these take your fancy, tryna give you some options

YAYYY sadly first link didn’t work but i think this slays. might do oli or scar later too but figured i’d get this one out :]

[tetsunabouquet]

Claw Toe Appreciation post

I mentioned before I was born with congenital claw toes, a toe deformity. I recently answered a few questions from @evelhak which included a question about shoes where I mentioned that the muscle area in my feet is different too and this causes a lot of problems with shoewear. However, there is one advantage to my feet that I didn't mention in regards to shoewear. Its flip-flops. I cannot relate to finding it hard to run on flip-flops AT ALL. Especially when they're the cheap rubber ones from the likes of the Primark. Bitch I LIVE on rubber flip-flops during the summer, I've done so since childhood and you're looking at the person who used to be that active kid who'd walk to the next village for a fun trip. It's literally one of my favorite perks of the summer season. My teachers used to warn me about running on my flip-flops when I was a kid, only to show them time and time again that there was nothing to worry about as I never got injured. I still haven't. You know why? It's the muscles and joints I talked about that are different, according to a quick Google search to get the name right, it's what you call your 'toe knuckle' which is extended in my feet. I've always preferred to walk tip-toed and when my feet are unrestrained I even have a tendency of not using the entire arch with every step and you can spot me occasionally just going from the tip of my feet to the next when running. That's all because of my superior toe knuckles and the ease I have landing on mine. I also mentioned before how my toes' bend shape has its perks when it comes to grabbing stuff with my feet. When you combine a better grip on flip-flops with running mostly on ones toe knuckles, its actually pretty easy to run on flip-flops. Sure, even my feet don't have a 100% ratio and sometimes I lose one if I run but even that rate is small. I thank the universe for my mother, who doesn't have claw toes but also swears to cheap rubber flip-flops during summer season (though she is less inclined to run in hers). She even walks barefoot on rare occasions and always allowed me to do the same. Because people with autism often like to walk on their tip-toes most people who know me never questioned me about the way I walk and assume its an autistic trait of mine when no, its just my bigger toe knuckles who hate shoewear. Have I already mentioned I cannot wait until its summer so I can start wearing my flip-flops again?

[puff-cat]

JouKai dragon boys!! They have my heart ���♥️💜💙

[nettleneopian]

Horrified, pointing accusingly "Human feet Darigan"

[sugarsh3]

A bug