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Because doing a Killer Klown TF was gonna include BE anyway, figured I might as well just let Poll B have two winners and make them alts

Also, gonna take the opportunity to express here how clown TFs are really underrated in terms of being a creative challenge. Depicting a character as a clown who's not normally a clown has such a deceptive level of complexity to it. You gotta ramp up the level of color detail to give them the clown aesthetic, but unless you're doing a full transformation sequence showing a full change from point A to point B, rather than depicting the idea of clown transformation with a single image like I prefer to do, you're simultaneously limited to the character's existing color pallet to make the clown recognizably them. Every time I do one of these is such an unexpected stretching of nearly every creative "muscle" I have that as easy as it would be to complain about how much tweaking and how long it takes just to do the flat colors, which is normally the easiest part (to the point that when I reevaluated my commission prices last year I stopped charging for the flats because I was originally charging so little for them that I might as well just not) it's just so impossible not to feel mentally stimulated that I think everyone who hasn't drawn a clown TF really should.

Description
An alt version of

Because doing a Killer Klown TF was gonna include BE anyway, figured I might as well just let Poll B have two winners and make them alts

Also, gonna take the opportunity to express here how clown TFs are really underrated in terms of being a creative challenge. Depicting a character as a clown who's not normally a clown has such a deceptive level of complexity to it. You gotta ramp up the level of color detail to give them the clown aesthetic, but unless you're doing a full transformation sequence showing a full change from point A to point B, rather than depicting the idea of clown transformation with a single image like I prefer to do, you're simultaneously limited to the character's existing color pallet to make the clown recognizably them. Every time I do one of these is such an unexpected stretching of nearly every creative "muscle" I have that as easy as it would be to complain about how much tweaking and how long it takes just to do the flat colors, which is normally the easiest part (to the point that when I reevaluated my commission prices last year I stopped charging for the flats because I was originally charging so little for them that I might as well just not) it's just so impossible not to feel mentally stimulated that I think everyone who hasn't drawn a clown TF really should.