Here be Benzung-Tumo, a massive ocean-dwelling drake. He endures a diet of phish, crustaceans and fooliful men who come within range. He be patterned with glittering scales that have a file-like texture to them. Tumo's more common name be 'Mile-Of-Coils Phish'. Indeed, the kreature has been known to stretch nose-to-tail across entire lakes in an effort to detect the movements of prey animals.
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BlackKaida Says:
I enjoy eating fooliful men too.
NineChan Says:
cool
DoodleCat Says:
Wow, he's odd looking but really cute.
I like his fins a lot. The colors are nice, and the shape is cute. C:
A most phascinating phish he is. I'm quite diverted by the many knots he's twisted himself into.
Kiwi Tang Says:
Such interwovenness...I'd be worried that he may tangle himself!
How do you do this without busting a nerve? You really amaze me with your awesome skill.
Spedtastical Says:
i love the way you use curves and twists in your artwork. your pieces always have a wonderful flow and gentle movement to them. it's really delightful!
silkbunichiblossoms Says:
He seems to have gotten himselfs into a tangle.
I whunder how he manages to untangle himself?
I would find it very difficult-like.
Yet again, marvelous whurk. Drakiin-nain! Be he one of karnivores who delight themselves in devouring creatures such as I?
....I should keep my distance anywho, ho! {X>
Now I shall tackle the reptilious-looking inkling near here!
*gallops away with glee*
TamashiiKitara123 Says:
omgomgomg! I followed the swirly all the way through! all of them connect! wh00t! (sorry just that some people do stuff like this and NEVER connect ANY of them1 this looks awesome!
PlanetJohn Says:
I think this one would have to be my number one favourite, cause it looks likes a hybrid of a sail fish and an eel. Too very cool!
SlushPuppy Says:
Entire lakes you say? Can we test that?