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When designing a mutated lobster form, i develed into the imagery of lobsters in AIGC and found a wealth of inspiration and creativity. These AIGC images show various mutations of lobster bodies, sometomes even taking on humanoid forms, providing valuable reference for my design. In these images, i have seen some remarkable design elements, such as extra  antennate or gills on the lobster, adding a sense of mystery and strangeness. 


It also led me to consider how to better integrate the mutated lobste's form with human characteristics. This has provide me a lot of think. I am considering exploring the diversity of lobster claws in my design. Mutated lobsters may have mang huge claws, much more powerful and intimidating compared to regular lobster. These enormous claws can be used not only to capture prey but also defensive tools, pushing away or breaking free from enemies. They may possess high flexibility and precise control, allowing mutated lobster beings to move and survive effortlessly in vatious environments.







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