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Mutations, as Professor Xavier reminds us, occur all the time; some are beneficial, and some are detrimental, and it is up to the laws of natural selection to determine which is which. So just because Pam freaks out when she sees them doesn't mean they're inherently bad; these girls, Eleanor (she goes by Ellie), Arcadia (she goes by Cady), and Mary, may be different, but different isn't necessarily wrong. In fact, it can be a good thing, if you have the right mindset.

This is dedicated to Tina (multibrst ) who deals with this every day (for reals, yo).

This is the closest to a finished picture I've drawn in a while; it has a background (sort of), and the characters even have hands and feet (sort of). This was also an experiment to see if I can cheese out on drawing hands and feet and have them look "good enough" without really trying very hard. Some here work, and some don't. Oh, well.

And, this is also the closest to "ordinary human" you'll likely ever see me draw

Update: Colored version by can be found here:

Description
Mutations, as Professor Xavier reminds us, occur all the time; some are beneficial, and some are detrimental, and it is up to the laws of natural selection to determine which is which. So just because Pam freaks out when she sees them doesn't mean they're inherently bad; these girls, Eleanor (she goes by Ellie), Arcadia (she goes by Cady), and Mary, may be different, but different isn't necessarily wrong. In fact, it can be a good thing, if you have the right mindset.

This is dedicated to Tina (multibrst ) who deals with this every day (for reals, yo).

This is the closest to a finished picture I've drawn in a while; it has a background (sort of), and the characters even have hands and feet (sort of). This was also an experiment to see if I can cheese out on drawing hands and feet and have them look "good enough" without really trying very hard. Some here work, and some don't. Oh, well.

And, this is also the closest to "ordinary human" you'll likely ever see me draw

Update: Colored version by can be found here: