Abyss. I worldbuild, draw monsters, body horror, and sometimes fanart. Do not use or repost my artwork without my permission. I am a 21+ adult and my content is not tailored to minors - you have been warned!
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2022-05-09 vs 2023-05-16
Test renders of Paradigm, the Convalescent demon of hatred that stalks the oceans in search for shed divine power. Both renders are mostly just painted on one layer that encompasses all of Paradigm, with additional layers being used for background colorations and bloom/lightbeam effects.
Because even if I have magnificent layer technology at my finger tips I will apparently just paint like it's traditional. Yippee!
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The entire form is supposed to look not-quite-right and only moderately resembling a dragon if you squint. The entire form is awkward for his human instincts and sense of movement. Euryphon has no tail - those are unknown annelids originating from the anomalous skin coating his underside. Even though they are undeniably his since he can feel them and has fairly good control over them, they are one part of the strange condition that he's so confused by.
In this state, Euryphon has seven (two not shown here) fully identical craniums at the end of each annelid neck. The craniums are also all his, bearing his resemblance, and they all have brains. They're all paradoxically independent and the same head simultaneously, they all experience largely the same exact thoughts but from slightly different perspectives based on their positioning. The eighth head, situated at the base of the annelid necks, is his "original" human head which acts as a crown for the rest.
When human, Euryphon can freely spit out an annelid neck with one of these prototype clone heads at the tip, and control it. His head turns into a largely unconscious crown only past a certain threshold. Wings are aesthetically similar to dragonfly or exocoetidae fins, and fold by laying flat and upwards along the back.