Nov 17, 2024
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Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
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Terror Chick
For a procreate test this little guy popped off on twitter. It is supposed to be Kelenken (the one I drew a few months ago) but is so stylized who cares lol.
Kelenken guillermoi
Trying to get my groove back by drawing Kelenken guillermoi my favorite Terror bird This was supposed to be a example for some quick timed  commissions, but it got a way from me lol
The Golden Emperor
for @Atrocias (on twitter)
Gold and sake hair
Aiguille
Commission for @scrumpygoat
I love how this turned,I think I got some cool color gradient going on in this one.
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Enron
For @ BastionBitch (on twitter)
I love this refreshing raptor
I tried some new stuff on this one and really like it, didn't even use a multiply layer.
Ocul
for @abaddonism (on twitter)
Purple raptor wolf!
Pyre Dragon
This is kind of old it’s been up on my twitter for a while so I thought is should upload it here too.
Dang All those stripes and spots took ages. Â I'm not sure how well the wing tips would work (they are skin) , but I doubt this thing could get off the ground anyway.
Pyre dragons are not true dragons they are actually gigantic quadrupedal basilisks. They are opportunistic omnivores and will eat almost any thing. They are mostly known for scavenging corpses, however rotting meat is only 20% of they’re diet, they eat a surprising amount of plants. they tend to live in pairs, wile one forages on the ground the other glides on thermal up drafts and looks out for predators and fresh corpses, they switch roles every few hours, and when one finds something tasty the other is not far behind. they are great thermal soarers however they have lots of trouble launching, unlike true dragons who launch with they’re wings (like pterosaurs), Pyre dragon wings can not touch the ground, because of this they launch by running down hill and flapping they’re wings, or jumping off of something. Some vary old adult pyre dragons will give up on flying all together and become fully terrestrial. Pyre dragons can live up to 30 years in the wild and up to 80 years in captivity however most wild pyre dragons never get beyond 5 years.
Humans have interpreted pyre dragons in many different ways. In most cultures who bury they’re dead pyre dragons are seen as evil creatures who dig up the dead and steal there souls, or bad omens that bring death and war ware ever they fly. In cultures who preform sky burials these dragons are powerful psychopomps who are revered and even worshiped. Some cultures even use them as working animals they are vary good a keeping predators a way from herding animals so long as they are well feed.