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Hi! another page of sketches from Krita

The very top one is a concept version of a tatzlewyrm (basically just a wyrm with feline features) that I plan on having in a novel I'm working on which will basically fill the niche of felines.

The reptile thing eating a smaller reptile thing was simply a test to see if I could still do things like that on a completely different medium than what I'm used too.

The third one down is simply a gecko wyvern. nothing more. nothing less.

The top right one was a pose test more or less not much thought in the designs.

The bottom right one is one I've drawn a couple times with pen and paper. the basic idea for this guy is very simple. A creepy monstrosity that runs down it's victims on it's creepy arms before shoving them into it's giant maw stomach thing which then closes like a nightmarish sleeping bag as the victim is slowly dissolved in a manner similar to the way a coral eats(coral has a somewhat horrifying digestive system consisting of "tentacles" called digestive filaments.)

Description
Hi! another page of sketches from Krita

The very top one is a concept version of a tatzlewyrm (basically just a wyrm with feline features) that I plan on having in a novel I'm working on which will basically fill the niche of felines.

The reptile thing eating a smaller reptile thing was simply a test to see if I could still do things like that on a completely different medium than what I'm used too.

The third one down is simply a gecko wyvern. nothing more. nothing less.

The top right one was a pose test more or less not much thought in the designs.

The bottom right one is one I've drawn a couple times with pen and paper. the basic idea for this guy is very simple. A creepy monstrosity that runs down it's victims on it's creepy arms before shoving them into it's giant maw stomach thing which then closes like a nightmarish sleeping bag as the victim is slowly dissolved in a manner similar to the way a coral eats(coral has a somewhat horrifying digestive system consisting of "tentacles" called digestive filaments.)