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Last batch of unfinished drawings, the Dark Faerie ones were going to be colored, but I changed my mind about how to present one and the amount of detail I want in another (the Photo I referenced for the second pic was of the Mitford Sisters of Take Six Sisters). The three Child of Light monsters, again, were going to be colored, but I changed my mind about some aspects of them.
Still wanted to show them off because I do genuinely like them.
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Experiment: 1. Generate character from https://perchance.org/fantasy-generator-characters 2. Take result and enter it into portrait generator at https://artflow.ai/ 3. ???? 4. Profit!
A snake that launches itself at high velocities to kill its prey. The jaculus is a flying snake that is sometimes considered to be a dragon.
A jaculus token I made for a future Tomb of Annihilation game. The design is applicable to the legendary variety as well, so I'll also use it for that. Trying to turn the face into a piercing weapon presented a little challenge. I knew I wanted to make it into a spear-like shape, but figured that horns or ear-like flaps on the skull seemed counterintuitive. After all, the jaculus doesn't want to get stuck in its prey. After some sketching I noticed the similarity between older spearheads and the pattern of scales on snake heads.
For this jaculus, the scales on the head have been reduced in number and enlarged in size and strength. It smacks into prey like a true javelin, passing straight through unarmored bits. The elasticity of snake skulls allows it to open up, exposing the eyes and mouth. When flying, these are protected beneath the scales for the impact. The colors are mostly the same as my first pass, but with the spots.
A lesser Egyptian jerboa (Jaculus jaculus) in Kzi'ot, Palestine
by jonathanbensimon
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Happy Dracones Monday: Jaculus!
A serpent that flies from the trees like a javelin, written about (briefly) by Lucan, Pliny the Elder, Aelianus, Giaus Julius Solinus and Isidore of Seville - a venomous and quick dragon. In the world of Dracones Mundi they are small dragon that perches in trees, resting, before enacting a speedy magic-propelled flight, using four fanlike wings as stabilizers. Their main prey are small fast-moving birds, but groups of them do mob larger animals.
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The jaculus from Albertus Magnus’ Thierbuch is a cheerful fellow.
My own interpretation of the Jaculus creature from myth!
