Jul 12, 2022
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STILL still (here)
I’m still here, I got a poke the other day in my email saying LOOK AT THIS DRAW YOU DID THREE YEARS AGO and I realised I have had this draw land for that long and that the amount have done in that time is not nearly not nearly enough. So now is 2017, which is a whole new year which I have decided to chomp. IN THE SPIRIT OF THE CHOMPING OF YEARS here are some chomps.
It’s a crocadiliooohhhh a crocadoooo. A crocameep.
They are so nice, I like it when they have good round bellies that touch and stroke the ground when they walk. And I LIKE creatures and beings that on land are all stomp stomp and then like slink into water and suddenly TRANSFORM INTO THE STREAMLINED swoopy magic.
This crocadoo looks like it is doing such a smile for camera.
This is a depiction of a real life crocadilly but it looks a bit like the puppet ones in old seaside puppety shows. That eats sausages and babies. This one would never chomp either of those things though. It doesn’t know what it should chomp, it is unsure. How to chomp, Checks, can chomp?
This crocamoo is quite DEMANDING, it is reclining on the water shore and being like WHERE THE FOODS WHERE MY CHOMP and I drew that mouse so bad but I really liked the unseen crocadoo claws holding it passing to it, who do them claws belong from? Where did they get that mouse? Do crocadoo’s really eat mouses? I feel like no? I feel like, also, DON’T BE AFRAID because that mouse is definitely going to escape and run little rings and roads all over the crocadilly and it is not going to be able to catch it, will tire itself out, then the mouse will sit on it’s head and do quite a satisfied squook.