u/Saion_Hikari

Hiii, I'm bringing you a third Posthuman I drew, this time she's a member of the Sail People!

Given that her species is oriented towards floating in water, she has... "Natural floats" lmao.

Given that her forked tongue acts as hands, they sell clothes with pockets on the chest... in this case, she got herself a very luxurious dress!

Since they are aquatic and their heads stick out, they usually wear colorful helmets that act as reflections of their personality to distinguish themselves... Wearing one on a date is a clear demonstration of intent.

Hiii, I saw that several people liked my drawing of the modular woman, so I decided to post another posthuman I've drawn!

An asymmetrical girl, her unusual body would make it hard to imagine her as attractive, but I think I did a pretty good job! She's honestly my favorite.

She's kind of gothic, or something like that. But her most important quality is that she belongs to a school of thought called "Symmetrism" And in turn she forms part of "Prehumanism". What does all this mean? That she considers symmetry (and mainly ancient human symmetry) as the perfect form of existence, a kind of devotion to symmetrical bodies. Contrary to the common cultural thinking of her race that being asymmetrical is "an upgrade", she thinks that the old symmetry was better.

But to be honest, what's happening to her is that she has a very intense fetish for ancient humans. Just like we have a fetish for SpecEvo, She has a fetish for us (symmetrical humans).

(Also, given that there is no information about their clothing, I have tried to create an identity and culture for them regarding how they dress, such as piercings that "camouflage" facial asymmetry)

Hiii, I'm new here, I really like prehistoric creatures and speculative evolution (specifically All Tomorrows). I'm sharing a drawing i did of a female of the Modular people.

Specifically, she is a "doctor," her job is to improve the health of each colonial part of a modular person. Technically, since she is also made of a collective colony, being her couple would be like having a harem.