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I haven't done much drawing lately, tbh. Busy with the writing side of things. I got reminded to update here again though, so here I am.

Here's some more Valmos-related stuff. We have another form of his, this one meant for fighting large groups of people, even armies. His tail is longer and slender with a muscular base, good for whipping out over targets. The entire end of his tail is more rigid, and covered in thick plated scales and spikes for maximum damage. His "wings" work like hands, able to grab people and throw them around (or squeeze them). His horns are shaped like a ram's, allowing him to charge down even the most armoured opponents. His teeth are a lot more canine-like than in his other forms, good for snaring and shearing. And, of course, his tongue - it can lash out like a chameleons, except he has a lot more control over it than the colour-shifting lizard. It's also not sticky, instead boasting a long needle at the tip for piercing. I had wanted this form to be longer, almost centipede-like, but it didn't turn out that way in this drawing. And the wings could do with less membrane, to make them look more like hands. But for something so chaotic that I finished in a day, I'm not too annoyed by it.

And the image on the right is just a couple of face examples (from his "base" form), plus an example of his head from a top-view, and then a quick little doodle of him lying down. I'm not completely satisfied with this - teeth continue to evade me at certain angles - but I'm still mostly proud of it. Practice is practice and progress is progress.

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I haven't done much drawing lately, tbh. Busy with the writing side of things. I got reminded to update here again though, so here I am.

Here's some more Valmos-related stuff. We have another form of his, this one meant for fighting large groups of people, even armies. His tail is longer and slender with a muscular base, good for whipping out over targets. The entire end of his tail is more rigid, and covered in thick plated scales and spikes for maximum damage. His "wings" work like hands, able to grab people and throw them around (or squeeze them). His horns are shaped like a ram's, allowing him to charge down even the most armoured opponents. His teeth are a lot more canine-like than in his other forms, good for snaring and shearing. And, of course, his tongue - it can lash out like a chameleons, except he has a lot more control over it than the colour-shifting lizard. It's also not sticky, instead boasting a long needle at the tip for piercing. I had wanted this form to be longer, almost centipede-like, but it didn't turn out that way in this drawing. And the wings could do with less membrane, to make them look more like hands. But for something so chaotic that I finished in a day, I'm not too annoyed by it.

And the image on the right is just a couple of face examples (from his "base" form), plus an example of his head from a top-view, and then a quick little doodle of him lying down. I'm not completely satisfied with this - teeth continue to evade me at certain angles - but I'm still mostly proud of it. Practice is practice and progress is progress.