I like the fact that this artist actually remembered that spiders have 8 legs and not 10. Rightfully, counting the two humanoid arms among the 8. Even some of my favorite mon-musu artists forget that detail.

Besides that, even if he did have an extra 2 legs I think I'll still like this pic. A half spider Yamame without a predatory look on her face is quite rare.

Normally Yamame would have only four spider legs and the two human ones, but this is a pic of a full "Arachne" morph. Well done, Pijirion.

UNOwens said:

I like the fact that this artist actually remembered that spiders have 8 legs and not 10. Rightfully, counting the two humanoid arms among the 8. Even some of my favorite mon-musu artists forget that detail...

I disagree, the human arms should count as their pedipalps, not more legs. For comparison, scorpions have pedipalps too, but it's their pincers. Spider's pedipalps might not be that crazy, but they still have them. If you watch a bunch of tarantula feeding videos, you'll see they use their pedipalps to grab food. (sometimes along with their front legs. But if they have to dig a bit, it's with their pedipalps.)

And although some spiders' pedipalps are small enough they look like part of the mouth, others have huge pedipalps. Check out this camel spider and count the "legs" : http://dl.dropbox.com/u/3311296/JunkPics/camel_spider2.jpg