Not gonna lie, I’d been hoping someone
would commission me to draw some jasprose^2, because I love LOVE L O V E the interpretations of her as a weird ‘muppet-esque’ monster girl. It’s easy to draw her as conventionally attractive- but let’s consider that she’s a combination of:
- a young goth woman
- some kind of lovecraftian piece of knit-work (?)
- a literal whole entire embalmed cat (??)
Like, of course she’d have less shits to give about what bones are and whether or not it’s polite to crab walk down the halls at night chasing catnip mice.
#is it contortion if there are no bones or limiters on what your body can do? i feel like that would be like saying a scarf can do contortion
My excuse is there’s a difference between perceived and absolute boundaries. A humanoid figure automatically has false limitations assigned to it by most people, some of which are easier to exceed than others.
There are scarf arrangements that look wrong to people, but are within the absolute limits of the scarf - without damaging it. But as it lacks consciousness, that’s just assigned assigned “messy”.
Jasprose is certainly limited by what appears as fabric and thread - until she isn’t. So, contortionist and monster.