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I meant to submit this when it was due but I totally mixed up the deadline. I'm so sorry!

So this is Emptyproxy 's character, Corruption, as the warden from Superjail! I figured that since Corruption doesn't have a neck or attached arms, dressing up for Halloween would be really had for him, so I wanted to play on that idea. Also, there were time and budget constraints, so he taped a little knob onto the end of his chainsaw to act as his little staff thing. We've all been there.

Anyways, I did this for Creature-Exchange 's Halloween Costume Prompt so go check that out!
Also go check out Emptyproxy to see more of this character!

Here are the required questions and answers:

1 - What parts of your prompt were written well and easy to understand? Was there anything the writer of the prompt could improve on or include next time they create a prompt?

No, this was pretty clear to me. There wasn't much to it, so I'm okay with it.

2 - Please explain how you interpreted the prompt to create your design. Which features did you use? Did you stick to the chosen palette or make changes to it? Does the design you created have any special abilities or quirks?

I did that above, but okay! I really wanted to make a more slapdash costume because I felt like it would better reflect his physical traits and, from what I can tell, his personality.

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I meant to submit this when it was due but I totally mixed up the deadline. I'm so sorry!

So this is Emptyproxy 's character, Corruption, as the warden from Superjail! I figured that since Corruption doesn't have a neck or attached arms, dressing up for Halloween would be really had for him, so I wanted to play on that idea. Also, there were time and budget constraints, so he taped a little knob onto the end of his chainsaw to act as his little staff thing. We've all been there.

Anyways, I did this for Creature-Exchange 's Halloween Costume Prompt so go check that out!
Also go check out Emptyproxy to see more of this character!

Here are the required questions and answers:

1 - What parts of your prompt were written well and easy to understand? Was there anything the writer of the prompt could improve on or include next time they create a prompt?

No, this was pretty clear to me. There wasn't much to it, so I'm okay with it.

2 - Please explain how you interpreted the prompt to create your design. Which features did you use? Did you stick to the chosen palette or make changes to it? Does the design you created have any special abilities or quirks?

I did that above, but okay! I really wanted to make a more slapdash costume because I felt like it would better reflect his physical traits and, from what I can tell, his personality.