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species sketches by Cuervo

Artist Cuervo [gallery]
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species sketches

Postby Cuervo » Wed Mar 15, 2017 8:06 am

i know these sketches are bad trust me they look much better .... just a sketch lol

1- giant synapsid komodo dragon things. they are very loyal and extremely smart. they can understand various human phrases and words (mostly if trained but with time they'll understand certain words -- like stop, no, yes, etc.) they can solve puzzles and perform tricks. they are surprisingly very docile, even in the wild. they're like a labrador stuck in a lizard, when they are happy they will wag their tails (when they wag their tails, they move their entire rear end,, so try not to get them excited indoors because they will knock down everything) these things vary in color and features - most have scales but some may have "fuzz" or even feathers. these creatures can be found in relationships of the same sex/gender -- they have the same reproductive organs. the only difference between females and males is that the females are larger and tend to have "duller" colors. males can have more "un-natural" colors.

2 - "duster bats" because I'm creative. they are small bat like creatures with large ears, somewhat oddly shaped wings, a fluffy "mane" and tufted tail. they hide things in their ruffs and their babies can keep warm in them. they use their fluffy tails to clean out their roosts. they'll also clean each other. they seem to instinctively clean anything they find "dirty" or disorganized - and are popular with people who'd like a little helper to help them clean up their house. they can even be trained to stack or collect things - like putting pens in cups, putting dirty clothes in a hamper, wiping dust off shelves, and even "fixing" your hair. (their saliva acts like hair gel....you might not want them as your hair stylist) ***you can even find hair gel in stores that have duster bat saliva as an ingredient. you can even find dusters made of their fur. (no bats are harmed in the process, they grow their fluff back like a sheep would) they are omnivorous and eat fruits and insects.
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