Art School

[Amer]

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I didn't get around to coloring it, but here's the Iscariot guppy.
The 'guppies' are the younglings, and the only trustable companion. They are blind, using whiskers to feel around, resulting in lots of headbutt cuddles. :3
Kind of the opposite of a frog, it starts out on land, then morphs into a creature of the sea (adult not pictured). The holes in it's chest are actually large nostrils, lungs for now, then changing to gills. It looks like tough bone at first, but actually feels a lot like a horse's muzzle.
No teeth in guppy stage.

I thought that they would be vital for some kind of job in this fantasy land, but I couldn't figure out what. I thought maybe cave and mining work, since their other senses are heightened because of blindness (especially sense of smell).
They tell you not to get attached. When they morph (which is gradual, so you won't know the day or hour it will take to the sea) they develop eyes, fangs, and swimming features. Once they can swim, they will try to drag you to the water, too, drowning their rider. It is said that, even if you free them before the time, some come looking for you to take you to a watery grave. This is why they are named after the great betrayer: Judas Iscariot.

Looks like an eye free tiger.

 

[RiverStorm]

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I didn't get around to coloring it, but here's the Iscariot guppy.
The 'guppies' are the younglings, and the only trustable companion. They are blind, using whiskers to feel around, resulting in lots of headbutt cuddles. :3
Kind of the opposite of a frog, it starts out on land, then morphs into a creature of the sea (adult not pictured). The holes in it's chest are actually large nostrils, lungs for now, then changing to gills. It looks like tough bone at first, but actually feels a lot like a horse's muzzle.
No teeth in guppy stage.

I thought that they would be vital for some kind of job in this fantasy land, but I couldn't figure out what. I thought maybe cave and mining work, since their other senses are heightened because of blindness (especially sense of smell).
They tell you not to get attached. When they morph (which is gradual, so you won't know the day or hour it will take to the sea) they develop eyes, fangs, and swimming features. Once they can swim, they will try to drag you to the water, too, drowning their rider. It is said that, even if you free them before the time, some come looking for you to take you to a watery grave. This is why they are named after the great betrayer: Judas Iscariot.

AMAZING!

 

[Rose Quartz]

View attachment 1425900
I didn't get around to coloring it, but here's the Iscariot guppy.
The 'guppies' are the younglings, and the only trustable companion. They are blind, using whiskers to feel around, resulting in lots of headbutt cuddles. :3
Kind of the opposite of a frog, it starts out on land, then morphs into a creature of the sea (adult not pictured). The holes in it's chest are actually large nostrils, lungs for now, then changing to gills. It looks like tough bone at first, but actually feels a lot like a horse's muzzle.
No teeth in guppy stage.

I thought that they would be vital for some kind of job in this fantasy land, but I couldn't figure out what. I thought maybe cave and mining work, since their other senses are heightened because of blindness (especially sense of smell).
They tell you not to get attached. When they morph (which is gradual, so you won't know the day or hour it will take to the sea) they develop eyes, fangs, and swimming features. Once they can swim, they will try to drag you to the water, too, drowning their rider. It is said that, even if you free them before the time, some come looking for you to take you to a watery grave. This is why they are named after the great betrayer: Judas Iscariot.

Love it. The descriptin is cool too.

 

[Amer]

Love it. The descriptin is cool too.

I agree. But now we need to have something that it is useful at doing. Scaring away animals, sniffing? But dogs can do that. Perhaps the mining activities would work, they could sense creatures(we need evil underground creatures) or navigate tunnels.

 

[Amer]

Dwarves could ride them. -saddle-ception

 

[Fanci Feathers Marans]

Dwarves could ride them. -saddle-ception

Ah, that would work! I was worried that humans wouldn't be able to ride them because they are so short legged. Dwarves are usually associated with mining and underground work, as well.

 

[Fanci Feathers Marans]

Looks like an eye free tiger.

Yes, but take away the head, and what does it look like?

 

[Fanci Feathers Marans]

Okay, so I guess I should come up with a new prompt for the week.
Design a crest. It can be just a family crest, or one for an order of knights. The more detailed it is, the more likely it is to be for higher-ups. Do some research on what they mean.

On an alternative note, you could also design animals' crests.

 

[TamingMaster]

View attachment 1425900
I didn't get around to coloring it, but here's the Iscariot guppy.
The 'guppies' are the younglings, and the only trustable companion. They are blind, using whiskers to feel around, resulting in lots of headbutt cuddles. :3
Kind of the opposite of a frog, it starts out on land, then morphs into a creature of the sea (adult not pictured). The holes in it's chest are actually large nostrils, lungs for now, then changing to gills. It looks like tough bone at first, but actually feels a lot like a horse's muzzle.
No teeth in guppy stage.

I thought that they would be vital for some kind of job in this fantasy land, but I couldn't figure out what. I thought maybe cave and mining work, since their other senses are heightened because of blindness (especially sense of smell).
They tell you not to get attached. When they morph (which is gradual, so you won't know the day or hour it will take to the sea) they develop eyes, fangs, and swimming features. Once they can swim, they will try to drag you to the water, too, drowning their rider. It is said that, even if you free them before the time, some come looking for you to take you to a watery grave. This is why they are named after the great betrayer: Judas Iscariot.

It's so cute! :3

It looks like a tiger crossed with a naked mole rat. XD

Okay, so I guess I should come up with a new prompt for the week.
Design a crest. It can be just a family crest, or one for an order of knights. The more detailed it is, the more likely it is to be for higher-ups. Do some research on what they mean.

On an alternative note, you could also design animals' crests.

Ooh, this is a good one. I've got a few ideas. ^-^

 

[Amer]

Ah, that would work! I was worried that humans wouldn't be able to ride them because they are so short legged. Dwarves are usually associated with mining and underground work, as well.

That's why I suggested it.