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If you've watched my gallery, you might remember a beast I drew called the "Leung." Here's a link, for those who haven't seen it, or don't remember it: [link] . Since I drew it, I've kept the idea of the creature, but put it through numerous modifications. Firstly, "Leung" is a pretty popular Chinese name, so I changed it to "lyung," to avoid insulting anyone. And visually, it's gone from a skinny orc to some kind of wolf/boar/mandrill thing. The frog men from Mike Mignola's "Seed of Destruction" were also an inspiration. I'll post some of the other images involved in this transition soon.

Anyway, this lyung image is (as the name implies) a color test. The shading and color are on separate layers, so I can play around with hues. I might post some re-colored versions later.

Description
If you've watched my gallery, you might remember a beast I drew called the "Leung." Here's a link, for those who haven't seen it, or don't remember it: [link] . Since I drew it, I've kept the idea of the creature, but put it through numerous modifications. Firstly, "Leung" is a pretty popular Chinese name, so I changed it to "lyung," to avoid insulting anyone. And visually, it's gone from a skinny orc to some kind of wolf/boar/mandrill thing. The frog men from Mike Mignola's "Seed of Destruction" were also an inspiration. I'll post some of the other images involved in this transition soon.

Anyway, this lyung image is (as the name implies) a color test. The shading and color are on separate layers, so I can play around with hues. I might post some re-colored versions later.