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I finally did it. Finaly finished ref for the chunky the Arctic Impaler

Did some tweaks here and there. Made him sliiightly bigger but shh Hope there are no errors Just ignore how different he looks on each drawing. that's what happens when you work on a ref months apart but finally it's done.

Some bonus art I did some time ago

Him just chillin

Him as a cub

bonus lore. They change their color around 2 weeks old and in that age they start to learn how to swim until that they stay in the ice nest. 1st week only father hunts the 2nd week mother joins the hunt. Within those 2 weeks they grow very fast then their growth slows down

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Doodle dump of crap I’ve been doing while I took leave

BEHOLD

The “irl” self and the fursona

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#my art #the actual eclipse !#irl sona #fursona #monstersona #monster oc #aquatic oc #furry oc #oc: pulse

Little updated ref for Eir :]] I am SO passionate about her. Being one of my first ocs, I tend to tamper with her design a ton.

(She's from a dnd campaign centred in mcsm, where mob/biome borns spawn.)

And some design notes

-she has dark teal scales scattered along her body. You can see this on the back of her thigh.

-her brighter green markings have various shapes for various words she likes to use. Eir made up her own aquatic.

-though not drawn in the ref, she has very sharp teeth. Like alot of sea predators. Despite being an alchemist, biting is one of her top defenses.

-though she's technically human/vertebrate, she bleeds a dark green. Like ink.

-Eir is purposefully made overly colorful to mimic coral reefs. The world she's in doesn't have any alive ones, so she sticks out more. A primary reason Eir fled back to the sea when she first surfaced. She's easy to spot, but her team makes her feel safer.