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2013
The third in a monster series completely drawn in black pen on cardboard pieces. They all took me about a week's worth of work on/off, and were completed during free time at school. I have them hung up in my room now, and they make a great 2.5' by 2.5'. They are as original as I could possibly design them, as I didn't use any reference pics or advice from my friends. This one is a land-based design. They live in the jungles and are carnivores. These bad boys have three heads, not to get tangled in vines, but to effectively maneuver the tangly hot jungles. Each head has its own brain, with a neural-processing center at the base of their necks for instant communication. They are always solitary, and will dual any others they see as they are very territorial. This aggressive behavior starts at a young age as a method of protection, they are abandoned at birth in any empty territory. Scientists believe the they reproduce asexually, but no ones really knows because of mass refusal to go into the field to study these monsters. One thing that we do know is that the heads must get along as they don't seem to bicker amongst themselves much.

1st - fav.me/d6r1r9s
2nd - fav.me/d6r1stb
4th - fav.me/d6r1tqt

Description
2013
The third in a monster series completely drawn in black pen on cardboard pieces. They all took me about a week's worth of work on/off, and were completed during free time at school. I have them hung up in my room now, and they make a great 2.5' by 2.5'. They are as original as I could possibly design them, as I didn't use any reference pics or advice from my friends. This one is a land-based design. They live in the jungles and are carnivores. These bad boys have three heads, not to get tangled in vines, but to effectively maneuver the tangly hot jungles. Each head has its own brain, with a neural-processing center at the base of their necks for instant communication. They are always solitary, and will dual any others they see as they are very territorial. This aggressive behavior starts at a young age as a method of protection, they are abandoned at birth in any empty territory. Scientists believe the they reproduce asexually, but no ones really knows because of mass refusal to go into the field to study these monsters. One thing that we do know is that the heads must get along as they don't seem to bicker amongst themselves much.

1st - fav.me/d6r1r9s
2nd - fav.me/d6r1stb
4th - fav.me/d6r1tqt