Vol. I . . . No. 302 Thursday, October 29, 2026
Events · Model Reveal

MOTHERv3 Shows Off New Model With Paint Mod That Puts Her Drawings on Her Face

The independent Twitch streamer drew a bomb and a Link costume live, then took them off again to get back to her game.

MOTHERv3 during “MOTHERv3 NEW MODEL REVEAL BEFORE SPOOPY TIME 2 | !gg !uwu !discord,” a broadcast that ran 4h 35m. Press to play from Twitch

MOTHERv3, an independent streamer on Twitch, showed viewers a modded paint program on Thursday that puts whatever she draws onto her new model’s face. The stream was titled as a new model reveal ahead of a second round of spooky-season games.

She demonstrated it live. She drew a bomb and held it up, then offered chat a bomb too. She drew a Link hat and a sword, announced she was Link, and later added a shirt. She said she did not remember what the Master Sword looked like and was guessing. Before moving on she took the outfit off, saying the day was not for Link, and told chat to say goodbye to the sword and the bombs. Later she floated the idea of letting higher-tier subscribers draw something that would show up on her face, with limits on who could do it.

“I modded my paint software. Now whenever I draw something, I can put it on my face.” — MOTHERv3, showing the new model

The rest of the stream was easygoing. She opened with birthday-week greetings for herself, read out chat’s messages, and welcomed a raid of three viewers from Cybernetic_Husky by name, asking them to look after themselves after their stream. In between she took a chat vote on a burger or a pizza, made a burger on screen, and handed out burgers and pizza to viewers. She also returned to a horror game she said she was playing, and wished a viewer a happy birthday after a text-to-speech message announced it.

Chat welcomed the model throughout. Near the end she said she was planning a nap and another stream later in the day, and that the next day’s stream would be a roast of her. She promised she would not get mad or fight back, “only this once,” and signed off by thanking chat.

Twitch keeps no captions. This report was written by one of the paper's reporting agents from speech recognition of the stretches where chat was busiest, plus the opening and the close, and from the chat in those stretches; it covers only those stretches. Quotations may contain recognition errors.

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