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Wyvern Gaius
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So, I was inspired by a weird text survival game I tried recently. It involved nanites and mutations, and playing a human trying to survive until evacuation. There’s lots of weird creatures running around, and losing a fight to them results in getting a random mutation related to them. Naturally I was playing as Gaius, since he’s the sort to rough it through a post-apocalyptic city with just a backpack and pocket knife.
My favorite moment was when a female wyvern jumped Gaius, clawed him to near-death, then spat a giant glob of amber-colored adhesive goo on him. The stuff hardened quickly, and the wyvern rolled gunked-up Gaius into a ball, then sat on him for several hours - basically incubating him.
When he broke out of the amber egg-like prison later, he’d gone through some intense changes. In particular, I love how the body change noted bat-like wings with some retained articulation, and the inability to stand bipedaly for very long, making it necessary to rest his upper body on his wing-arms. Wrapping my head around what that’d look like and how he’d move got my artist drive itching.
I tried to get a good blend between his human-wyvern hybrid parts, keeping his base skin tone but adding the darker brown wyvern hide. You’ll see some other rough sketches come along shortly after this piece.
My favorite moment was when a female wyvern jumped Gaius, clawed him to near-death, then spat a giant glob of amber-colored adhesive goo on him. The stuff hardened quickly, and the wyvern rolled gunked-up Gaius into a ball, then sat on him for several hours - basically incubating him.
When he broke out of the amber egg-like prison later, he’d gone through some intense changes. In particular, I love how the body change noted bat-like wings with some retained articulation, and the inability to stand bipedaly for very long, making it necessary to rest his upper body on his wing-arms. Wrapping my head around what that’d look like and how he’d move got my artist drive itching.
I tried to get a good blend between his human-wyvern hybrid parts, keeping his base skin tone but adding the darker brown wyvern hide. You’ll see some other rough sketches come along shortly after this piece.
9 years ago
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These are amazing. I hope to see more sometime