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RooCat_UK's special Robot Vixen Maid is "barely legal" in the sense that it narrowly avoids the international prohibition against making robots that look like living beings.

Tomorrow is the request deadline! I have in the queue: Rick2tails, Decadent Arsenic, Primordial Soup, and Simone Spinozzi. If you ain't them and you've not had your Doodle yet this month, then request it now in the comments!

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Rick2tails

damn! this is making me consider buying one! XD

Ragtime Rochelle

The Dauphine of Daffodils standing in nature petting a baby deer with birds and a squirrel pirched on her head and shoulders.

Hendak

I haven't been able to come up with an idea for a doodle in ages Have you seen those new woolly mice scientists came up with? Could you doodle me a woolly mouse floozy for this month

Roo_CatUK

Sweet, love it! Wait, What "international prohibition against making robots that look like living beings"???

Roo_CatUK

oh! i googled that, They look super cute! haha

typeandkey

Doodle Request: Last month I requested a doodle for a character I will be using as a villain in a tabletop rpg I’ve been running. I did a token amount of polishing on the slap-dash backstory I gave her and thought about how to change her design to make her a little more unique among her slasher film villain peers. I suppose this is the sequel/remake/reboot where they changed Silent Sally’s design. I think the best angle to give her is something beautiful and innocent that was poisoned by evil. I don’t normally ask for sexualized characters, but I think the best way to accomplish that is to give her the figure and measurements of one of your pin-up girls. To clarify, Silent Sally was 18 when she became a slasher villain. Her new raincoat is more form-fitting to accentuate that glamour and beauty angle, and resembles more of a glamorous dress/raincoat hybrid, those actually exist I’m surprised too. Instead of smiling, her baby-doll mask is neutral and emotionless with the eyes being empty black holes. Her razor-sharpened shovel has a handle that is half the length it was with a grip added to the end, to make it more wieldy as a weapon. Her boots are fine and should stay the same. She still has centipedes crawling out of her sleeves, that’s something that was added to the legend after she “died” and came back. She has blond hair, which in a black and white style would look gray or white I suppose, in a glamorous 70s hairstyle. I have two reference pictures for hair that I can’t decide between so I’ll let you pick which one you like more. Silent Sally’s legend has her tied to dirt, which is why to summon her one musst dig a hole and whisper her rhyme into it to summon her to which she will eventually crawl out of the hole in the dirt. To that end she has a dussting of fresh dirt on her along with splatters of blood. As always thank you for making these. For Reference: origional: https://www.patreon.com/posts/122588894 Mask (I suppose just copy this as is): https://imgs.search.brave.com/B2pcoqdH0fVsE0rn7dt_Q_wAKb__pGWSlQj7FP7CnlI/rs:fit:860:0:0:0/g:ce/aHR0cHM6Ly9pLnBp/bmltZy5jb20vb3Jp/Z2luYWxzLzYwLzY1/LzlkLzYwNjU5ZGJh/NmQ3ZjQzMDU3NjZl/N2FjOTRlZmFmMTZh/LmpwZw Raincoat (naturally you can tweak and alter this as you like. With a hood that is down and not covering her hair): https://imgs.search.brave.com/q9R2QC-JslSpFOJpfUJ-24ZtyFkBTxTk4LdQcPS7wf0/rs:fit:860:0:0:0/g:ce/aHR0cHM6Ly9pLmV0/c3lzdGF0aWMuY29t/LzE5OTgxOTQ2L3Iv/aWwvMzk2OTA0LzQ0/Nzc4ODQ4MjcvaWxf/NjAweDYwMC40NDc3/ODg0ODI3X2hhcDku/anBn Shovel grip: https://imgs.search.brave.com/ml6OZBdDQwUky4_TEfcDI0eIahgy2I1rhdKzKclsjuA/rs:fit:860:0:0:0/g:ce/aHR0cHM6Ly9tLm1l/ZGlhLWFtYXpvbi5j/b20vaW1hZ2VzL0kv/NjF3OUptTzVVNUwu/anBn Hair (I can’t decide between these two, pick whichever you like the most): hair 1: https://imgs.search.brave.com/ROgwV-hyQc7OyS2RezUhhppXDnozxOFXcSt4lwOqk5A/rs:fit:860:0:0:0/g:ce/aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cu/c3R5bGVjcmF6ZS5j/b20vd3AtY29udGVu/dC91cGxvYWRzLzIw/MTIvMDUvUm91bmQt/Y2h1YmJ5LWZhY2Ut/d29tZW4td2l0aC1z/aG9ydC1oYWlyLTM2/MHg0MDUuanBn hair 2: https://imgs.search.brave.com/yJ_9XmATtIqf7Bnvp-mk3bMQq06DSKsU7Wy8p-BZWf0/rs:fit:860:0:0:0/g:ce/aHR0cHM6Ly9oYWly/c3R5bGVzZmVlZC5j/b20vd3AtY29udGVu/dC91cGxvYWRzLzIw/MjEvMTIvV2VkZ2Uu/anBn Also for your perusal if you wish to read it, I’ve posted her backstory ass a comment on this post. To prevent this request from being pages and pages long, I’m hoping that will hide it in a tab. I really hope this doesn’t take up so much space that you have to add another rule about request length...

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2026-09-23 16:00 In 1908 the town of Achterberg was established in the Midwest by a family of the same with the opening of the community’s first rock quarry. More rock quarries, a mine, and a logging industry followed as the town grew. The Achterberg family was very philanthropic and used their own private wealth to ensure that the town and its residents remained healthy and thriving. The Achterberg family nearly bankrupted itself keeping the town afloat during the Great Depression, after the economy stabilized the family was able to recoup their losses when business began moving again. In 1955 Henrietta Rochefort became a part of the family when she married Ted Achterberg. In 1958 Susan Achterberg was born. Henrietta was dissatisfied with the Achterberg’s modest lifestyle believing she would be marrying into wealth and power, but the majority of the family fortune was invested in the town itself as the Achterberg family always saw the town itself as the family legacy and went out of its way to keep the town healthy and prosperous. In 1964 Henrietta murdered her husband Ted over an argument about money by pushing him down a flight of stairs. Susan, age 6, witnessed her mother murder her father. Henrietta called the police and claimed that Susan killed Ted by pushing him down the stairs over a tantrum. Susan was admitted into a psychiatric hospital where she was subjected to electroshock therapy, brutal hydrotherapy, and a never-ending cocktail of drugs with the express purpose of forcing her to believe that she killed her own father. After 4 years Susan was deemed cured of her paranoid delusions of claiming that her mother murdered her father and was released back into her mother’s care. Over the years Henrietta’s influence changed the way the Achterberg businesses functioned, nearly all of the investments into the town’s infrastructure ceased and the money was moved into Henrietta’s bank account. Due to incompetence and mismanagement a number of the Achterberg family businesses shut down costing the town stable jobs and income. Once the 70’s started a huge nationwide recession was in full swing and without the Achterberg family fortune to help prop the town up and several of the rock quarries shutting down, the city of Achterberg was on a fast track to becoming a major shithole. The historical Achterberg family home was bulldozed and a much more modern and opulent mansion was built in its place in accordance to Henrietta’s tastes. Through emotional manipulation Susan became completely dependent and subservient to her mother over the years; “I know you did a terrible, horrible thing, sweetie, but mommy forgives you. Never forget that mommy forgives you.” 1976, Now 18 and in her final year of high-school, Susan set up shop in an abandoned town history museum near the entrance of the now derelict 1908 quarry as a hangout to be by herself and to be near the town’s historical artifacts that reminded her of her father. She believed that her father’s spirit was still alive and talking to her in museum. Racked with guilt over the enforced belief that she killed her own father she blamed herself for the town sliding down into the sorry state it was in, she wanted to do something to fix it. Since she was not in a mentally stable state since she was released from the psychiatric hospital she did not question when the spirit of her father, or perhaps an evil entity pretending to be her father, told her she could save the town by “taking care of” the people that were ruining it. Equipped with items she took from the museum Susan became a murderous vigilante. She started small, taking out junkies, street walkers, drug dealers, and pimps, then she moved on to corrupt businessmen, corrupt cops, and others. The local newspapers named this unknown killer Silent Sally, since when she pursued her victims she never spoke, she only hummed and dragged her shovel as she closed in. The more people began to fear Silent Sally and tell stories about the killer Susan found that she became stronger and harder to find, to an unnatural degree, this cemented in Susan’s mind that she was doing the right thing. Over the course of a year, Susan, under the guise of Silent Sally, began pursuing anyone she believed was a bad person, regardless if they actually did anything wrong. “Everyone is guilty of something.” Her boyfriend and best friend noticed a dark change in her behavior and tried to find out if she was okay. In a desperate attempt to get attention on the town, despite a killer being on the loose, and get people to invest in the town’s industries, the town of Achterberg planned to host the 1976 graduation ceremony at the original, historical 1908 quarry on live television. On the day of the graduation ceremony the dark entity disguised as Susan’s father revealed to her who really killed her father. Susan, as Silent Sally, went home to “confront” her mother, an exchange that ended with her mother being gutted and hanged from a tree by her own entrails. Susan’s boyfriend and best friend saw the carnage. Susan, still believing she was on a righteous crusade, revealed to them that she was Silent Sally, their reaction was to run for their lives and call the police. (The appropriate response to finding out someone is a serial killer.) This “betrayal” completely shattered what was left of Susan’s fragile, twisted mind and whatever remained of Susan died and Silent Sally was all that was left. A manhunt was declared and all the town’s police fanned out into the surrounding wilderness believing that she would be on the run after being found out. Despite the obvious danger, the town decided to host the graduation at the quarry as planned believing the police had everything under control. “How much damage could one angry teen girl do?” Forgetting the body-count Silent Sally already had. Sally did not flee as expected. She made a beeline for the event. The resulting massacre claimed more than half the graduating class of ‘76, a dozen parents, countless security, a news crew, and Susan’s boyfriend and best friend. Sally’s rampage ended when she fell 80 feet to the bottom of the quarry and was buried alive under several tons of dirt. The horror and resulting scandal ended with all the Achterberg family businesses being shut down resulting in all the town’s infrastructure collapsing. The town of Achterberg died. Everyone one scattered to different parts of the country, taking with them the dirt covered and blood soaked legend of Silent Sally. “Silent Sally Slasher went up a hill, she pushed her dad and he took a spill, then she went home to hug her mom, and spread her guts all over the lawn. Silent Sally Slasher I’ve been bad, I’ve gone and made someone very sad, come on over so we can play, I dare you to try and make me pay.” She’ll be back, of course. They always come back.
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Catsnightmare

I'm also going for a take on the wooly mice this month. I request a pair (male and female) of wooly mice anthros as the stereotypical cavemen/cavemice.