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upon analyzing it, she lacks the upper part of her hair, where it splits, or any curl on the topIs she wearing a headband or a beanie?![]()
Pushed up by the headband thoughieupon analyzing it, she lacks the upper part of her hair, where it splits, or any curl on the top
Yes, this could be explained by it being a soyjak and soyjaks lacking detail, but ontop of that the way it "tapers" seems unnatural to hair, it seems more like a beanie to me, and most drawings of soytan (that are detailed) have it drawn as such.
Yeah but it seems unnatural, plus her lacking parting ontop of her head seems to point to it being a beanie.Pushed up by the headband thoughie
As if soytan is one bit anatomicalYeah but it seems unnatural, plus her lacking parting ontop of her head seems to point to it being a beanie.
No really in the arctic people don't have noses and have giant mouths with rock like teeth that wear dresses that look like soylent bottles.As if soytan is one bit anatomical
Comblike doebeitNo really in the arctic people don't have noses and have giant mouths with rock like teeth that wear dresses that look like soylent bottles.
Guess it makes more sense for a beanie because jews need to cover their head or suchI also generally think it being a beanie makes more sense in her being a soylent bottle, to represent the cap of it or whatever