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I have tried for three days straight to write an appropriate description for this page of creatures, and for three whole days of work I have been unhappy with every possible product I have tried. This time, then, I am just going to write the bare bones descriptions of these creatures, because trying to address what ideas they may or may not have been involved with has driven me up a wall. I have no clue why this has been so hard lately, but I'm just taking the easy way out. Mostly.

1. Tried to design a "false unicorn" creature. Couldn't draw horses in the first place when I first drew it, so kinda ended up easier when redrawing this thing. The corkscrew horn I decided to commandeer for my MLP ponysona.

2. Was actually a design for an alien species in one of my stories. They were actually sapient and actually a race of assholes and criminals. Really want to redesign them, or at least design them some clothes.

3. Spooky ghost creature, devolved from a design for a creepypasta-esque "human-shaped monster" idea.

4. An idea for what happens when someone stumbles into a dimension that's not theirs; they turn into a shadow creature like this. No idea why the wormy growths, though...

5. Big monster with large muscular, cartilaginous fleshy growths on the hand that can be shot and retracted at high speed to punch holes straight through trees, which they eat. Was another alien species from the same planet at #2, but more like wildlife. The design has a bit of an embarrassing origin in a certain fandom, can you guess which? Also have big flat beaver-like tails. X3

6. Big feathered serpent who, with the help of that medallion around his neck, has the ability to temporarily turn into a human man; part of a big, complicated, fantasy-adventure storyline idea with connections to stories containing other characters/creatures on this page. He's actually a good guy in his story, despite how such a monster transforming into a human may be perceived.

7. Sea serpent design I basically made up on the run from its original design, which was only the head. Nose was actually different originally, and inspired its own design, that will be on the next sketch sheet I upload.

There's more to come, and the page composition only gets worse from here. Maybe I'll feel better when I can get back to the schedule I wanted to have.
Designs: mine.

Description
I have tried for three days straight to write an appropriate description for this page of creatures, and for three whole days of work I have been unhappy with every possible product I have tried. This time, then, I am just going to write the bare bones descriptions of these creatures, because trying to address what ideas they may or may not have been involved with has driven me up a wall. I have no clue why this has been so hard lately, but I'm just taking the easy way out. Mostly.

1. Tried to design a "false unicorn" creature. Couldn't draw horses in the first place when I first drew it, so kinda ended up easier when redrawing this thing. The corkscrew horn I decided to commandeer for my MLP ponysona.

2. Was actually a design for an alien species in one of my stories. They were actually sapient and actually a race of assholes and criminals. Really want to redesign them, or at least design them some clothes.

3. Spooky ghost creature, devolved from a design for a creepypasta-esque "human-shaped monster" idea.

4. An idea for what happens when someone stumbles into a dimension that's not theirs; they turn into a shadow creature like this. No idea why the wormy growths, though...

5. Big monster with large muscular, cartilaginous fleshy growths on the hand that can be shot and retracted at high speed to punch holes straight through trees, which they eat. Was another alien species from the same planet at #2, but more like wildlife. The design has a bit of an embarrassing origin in a certain fandom, can you guess which? Also have big flat beaver-like tails. X3

6. Big feathered serpent who, with the help of that medallion around his neck, has the ability to temporarily turn into a human man; part of a big, complicated, fantasy-adventure storyline idea with connections to stories containing other characters/creatures on this page. He's actually a good guy in his story, despite how such a monster transforming into a human may be perceived.

7. Sea serpent design I basically made up on the run from its original design, which was only the head. Nose was actually different originally, and inspired its own design, that will be on the next sketch sheet I upload.

There's more to come, and the page composition only gets worse from here. Maybe I'll feel better when I can get back to the schedule I wanted to have.
Designs: mine.