These are the species I got when looking their the fauna of Alaska

Douglas, a Brood npc from @yuuzhanbong‘s Fallout Alaska. Some design elements taken from @occultdigest‘s Brood design also.

Bonus jaw functionality:

I worked from 5pm to 1am last night and it was an incredibly slow Thursday night shift so I finally went ahead and drew for the first time in...what, almost a year and a half? Anyway @yuuzhanbong is doing stuff with their Fallout Alaska setting again so I decided to try my ha d at drawing a ghoul character.

Not a lot of background to this character. I mean I named them obvi, and if your familiar with US Army ranks you can probably guess how they wound up in the North pre-War. You can also probably tell that I’m leaning towards them being some sort of nb or genderfluid since I’m using singular they but I haven’t really decided that yet. “Henri” is not their birth name either, but it’s not far off either since its just the Francophonic form of the name. They’ve spent the last 200+ years since the bomb fell wandering across the northern half of the continent, naturally leading to a hell of a lot of time in former Canada. The revolver (a Ruger Blackhawk in .357) is mostly for show at this point, Henri hasn’t exactly gone out of the way to stock up heavily on ammunition for it. I figure with Fallout’s divergent timeline affecting weapon’s technology in some odd ways that there was a solid likelihood of Canada and the rest of Britain’s former colonies that make up the Commonwealth of Nations still using Lee Enfield rifles for Reserve forces or the Canadian Rangers (who as an aside, have only just started replacing their Lee Enfields after 70 years of use). And with American occupation of Canada for a full decade before the Great War in a timeline where resources are even more scarce than where we’re currently headed, there had to be at least a few hundred Lee Enfield’s rechambered from .303 to .308.