A doodle bust of a clown girl with a party hat and a red dress, smiling and featuring three other clowns in headshot view on the bottom corner. The description with arrows pointing at the clown girl's hair says, "Coulrology Fact: Clown 'hair' isn't hair, actually! It's Setae! (Seta in singular). Remember, clowns are not mammals."
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Various of uses of glooze, whether is used as a dip, spread, sandwiches, fillings, and much more! Sometimes you can even eat it alone.
Contrast differences of mass-produced glooze and homemade. Mass-produced glooze is cheaper and has artificial flavor. Homemade glooze is made by- well, clownfolk themselves. Whether your neighbor or roommate is a clown and have them around, plus they're more tastier.
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Glooze can be use as toppings, sauces, etc!
There are two types of glooze: One that's factory-made just to mimic the process of the organ through artificial means. The other is you can probably get from your fellow clown neighbor he occasionally sells. (Support Small Businesses 🫡)
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A drawing diagram of a purple and pink organ, supposedly a clown's third stomach with two connected chambers. The purple, small chamber is called a Vescata Sac and the slightly bigger pink one is called a Glooze Gland.
Internal view of the Glooze Gland, showing excess sugars an proteins being filtered and glazed before going into another chamber.
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Forgot to add a part two, but here's their tertiary stomach, the Glooze Gland!
What is Glooze you say? Well... You know how bees drink the nectar and their specialized stomach breaks it down and they regurgitate out to their combs? Yeah, it's like that!
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An African-American human, an anthropomorphic orange dog, and a clown person standing side by side half-nude, showing a comparison of the three. The caption reads: "Clowns are classified as their own species. Meaning that the three main beings of Dirth are Humans, Anthrorians, and Clowns. Clowns may 'look' human but DNA shows they're not. Isn't that crazy? Clowns also have unique body patterns."
A drawing diagram showing the skeletal and muscle system anatomy of a clown person. Seems to be the same or no different from humans.
Another detailed anatomy of a clown, this time their circulatory system and other organs. Show that their blood is much more colorful, coming in bright blue, pink, yellow, purple, green, and orange blood. Same for their organs being colorful, with the exception for the brain. They have a total of three stomachs; two primary ones and one secondary to convert excess sugars into glooze.
A similar diagram from the previous two images, this time the clown character is clothed and the other is completely nude but in a doll-like anatomy just to show the 'greasepaint' face and patterns all over its body since it's their natural skin markings.
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Note: Clowns may look human but they are not due to their biological physiology.
And yes. Clown blood is different for each clownfolk.
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A doodle of a clown produces mucus on its skin to keep itself cool. The caption reads: "Since clowns are not mammals, they don't sweat. Rather, their body secretes mucus to keep them cool in the extreme temperatures and as long they're hydrated, their mucus secretion gives them a very slimy look.
A clown character pulling out the slime/mucus from its other arm. Captions say, "When you touch it, it'll end up having a trail. Gross but their mucus secretion is beneficial not only to cool down but to protect themselves from pathogens.
Fun fact: Clowns don't sweat since they're not mammals, they produce slime/mucus to keep themselves cool! #Coulrology #art #PlanetDirth
A baby clown grub with afro pigtails, holding a little toy with gleefulness.
A baby clown wearing aa clown outfit, looking joyous and prideful with its cute expression.
A baby clown with its little foot raised up
A babh clown with fangs sitting on its behind.
Fun fact! These are the first baby clown (jolly) doodles I did They used to have ears waaay earlier on their development stage when I first drew em :3
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Three clown characters in different poses. The one in the far left is a mime and harlequin mic, having black spots and blotches on its chest and a black tail with the shape of a club; it has red strips near the edge of the tail. The middle clown is an orange hair Jester and Pierrot mix with top surgery scars, having pastel blue toned colors with its arms and legs covered and semi-squared spots below its belly. The last clown on the right is a common clown pierrot mix, having a mix of somewhat pastel colors but with vibrant hues of sky blue, pink, yellow, white, and green randomly spotting all over their body.
The same drawing of the clowns from the previous image, this time they're all wearing their clown clothing attire. From left to right, the mime harlequin is wearing red-black motely, the jester/pierrot in the middle wearing its button-up attire that's in two different blue hues with polka dots on the darker pastel blue color, and the clown on the right is wearing light pink and orange frilled clothing.
You might ask, "Can clown mixes happen and will their coat pattern be affected?"
Well yes! You can have so many creative liberties with it! Here's an example below teehee.
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List of coat patterns from top to bottom for Common Clowns, which usually have the classic "greasepaint" face, and the rest of their bodies have a variety of coat patterns and diverse colors.
Jesters don't have always white "greasepaint", but sometimes do. Just rare at times. Still have color markings on their face, meanwhile, their feet and arms have intricate patterns, mostly around the waist and limbs. They're very likely to have visible peets (paw prints if you will) than any other clown type.
Mimes fully have a white "greasepaint" body and have black speckles or just the basic black and white coating and sometimes red. (They're like the Dalmatians of clowns.)
Pierrots have lighter colors on their face, arms and legs (like Siamese Cats having little fur "socks".) Usually don't have many colors and are usually just mono-color (Though there are cases they do have more colors, just not the usual super variety) Their coating is more...Simplistic.
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Clowns have a variety of "greasepaint" coat patterns if you could say.
Let's start with common clowns that have the 'basic coat pattern,' usually grease paint and silly spots, and other varieties.
Very Different for each clown type.
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Doodle page illustration of various clown characters taking care of their babies (Jollies) Examples shown in the drawing are two clown parents giving their jolly a bath and a clown parent napping with her jollies. A clown mother feeding two jollies, a mime walking down with her stroller, two clown dads carrying their jollies above their heads, two jester mothers carrying their jollies with their swaddle carriers, one of the mothers holding up two baby bottles.
Clown parents and their jollies 🤡🍼
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Color doodle of Wes from Don't Starve as a baby clown, also known as a Jolly. Jolly Wes is already hatched from his egg, coated in orange viresca. His eyes are shut tight. His grub body is all in black and white with red rosy cheeks since he's a mime.
Doodle color sketch of Jolly Wes by a grey background.
Wes but now as a kid, wearing a grey button up shirt.
Color sketch of Wes, now in his prime/current age. Nothing much is different about him beside the fact he has clown markings all over his body, as he's lifting down his arm sleeve to check it out.
#DontStarve AU where everything is the same, except #Wes is my take on the Clown Species and they're real in the Don't Starve Universe.
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Drawing illustration concept of baby clown cribs. The cribs resemble circus tents and various sizes, depending on the number of baby clowns.
More illustration concept ideas of two other circus tent-themed crib designs, this time in the middle is an egg incubator dome that's a ballpit.
Drawing of jolly eggs of color patterns on the white shell.
Drawing illustration that demonstrates baby clown dietary needs. From a newborn jolly fed a formula bottom by its caretaker on its arms, to a jolly fed baby clown food with a spoonful. Baby clown food often has colorful swirls. Next is a jolly with developing arms eating various snacks such as caramel popcorn, candy apples, marshmallows, and candy. Lastly is a jolly with fully developed eating meat as it chews on a steak while holding onto it.
Just some ideas of Baby Clown (Jolly) Care, teehee.
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Drawing demonstration of a clown kid emerging from their cocoon, covered in blue, semi-translucent slime and confetti (Also known as Birthfetti)
Drawing that shows a step by step timestamp, from a clown kid leaving its cocoon, to taking a bath, and then dried up comfortably in a towel.
A clown kid happily celebrating their birthday, with their arms raised and surrounded by presents.
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They'll finally reach a milestone of ther growth, from its grub phase to childhood.
It gets a bit messy with the birthfetti, so don't forget to clean up your jolly before the birthday celebration!
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A drawing example A baby clown (Jolly) who has a yellow bpdy with white, pink, blue, and orange patterns all over. It's displaying symptoms of pupation, which are leaking glucose ooze from its mouth, shivering body, downward tauk, and a bloated belly.
Drawing demonstration of a baby clown using its blue, glucose ooze to for a cocoon around itself.
A cocoon of a jolly. Its blue and coated in translucent viresca.
Internal shot drawing of the step phases of metamorphosis of a baby clown. In its grub form it begans to change color before it's body breaks apart, revealing a green slime. The slime slowly forms into a recognizable humanoid shape.
Around the age 4-5, a jolly will undergo metamorphosis. Producing excess hlooze to coat themselves into a cocoon and for a week or two til their birthday.
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Drawing illustration of a baby clown age development, from an egg to toddlerhood to childhood. The baby clown larvae has a red cheeks and body with yellow and blue spots all over its body.
Digital illustation of a baby clown's development inside the egg before it hatches. The gestation period lasts for fifty-two days and it'll take twenty days for the egg to hatch.
Drawing illustration showing details about a clown egg, explaining that the color and pattern of the egg indicates the clown pattern, and internal shot of a develop clown fetus in the egg, a size comparison of an adult clown and the egg, and orange goo that spews out when the grub hatches.
More illustration examples of baby clowns hatching out from their eggs in various patterns. One is wearing a button up swaddle on the right corner, and theres an adult clown holding her jolly, commenting "so cute" on the left corner. The middle doodle shows that baby clowns in their early stage that without arms they either crawl like a worm or galumph like a seal.
Baby Clown development has a larva stage between newborn to toddlerhood.
Once they reach a certain age (4) they start to pupate to finish their metamorphosis.
(And Yes. Clowns lay eggs)
And fun fact: Baby clowns in this verse are called Jollies!👶🤡🥚
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Digital drawing illustration of an evolution timeline of a clown, in which their common ancestor is a mantis peacock shrimp, aka a Stomatopod. Description in image states: During the Dirtherian Xenozioc era, the ancient Stomatopod left the ocean floor and adapted to the shore and then onward to the terrestrial surface. Overtime as they adapt, their form changed into something strange yet...led to dramatic results."
Illustration of clown evolution branching off into different clown species types, which are pierrots, mimes, clowns, jesters and harlequins. Their species taxonomy term is 'Corydonae'.
Drawing examples of five of the clown types, depicted the clown characters of different markings
Illustration depictions of baby clowns, which are grub like larvae that are born usually with no arms and cuties faces bur overtime they get big and develop arms. The drawing depicts baby clowns in all clown subspecies type (Common Clown, Pierrot, Mime, Chester, and Harlequin)
Something, something, Clowns are a species. Welcome to Clown Anthropology aka #Coulrology !
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