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This whale can jump...My Products: Creature Collection 1 and 2, plus RPG Creatures - Bestiary 1
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Its interesting, the imagery here reminds me of the Dune novels, with tiny people looking up at a gigantic snaky/wormy creature in a desert. I really love the sense of the creatures colossal size. Truly impressive work, well done.
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When the whale in The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy impacted the world below, some distant onlookers spread the story with embellishments. Eventually, the poor creature's short-lived fall would be dubbed The Fall of The Leviathan, with all it's entailing biblical story added on. Millennia later, this is one popular artist's depiction of that fabled, historic event.
That was my impression of it.
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Its a VERY good picture but I'm kinda scared of it LOL! You are VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY GOOD though!
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It so amazing that this was actually a real living creature at one time, It seems so make-believe
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nice picture, I liked, this creature looks very powerfull and great !
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I have a question, how those a creature that size fit in that tiny lake?
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The Eir Elaia β Jumping Whale β was last sighted in modern Afghanistan 1240 A.D. By far the biggest of the known whales, the Eir Elaia has a long eel-like body and hair-like growths on parts of its gigantic body. It lives in the deepest part of the oceans but like all mammals it is dependant on the breathing of air. Also, this species has the ability to travel fast across vast masses of land. It cannot survive more than a day or two out of the water, but by wriggling itself powerfully it is able to βjumpβ enormous distances in a very short time. Traces, or βfootprintsβ, of these giants have been found about everywhere across our globe, but the most recent of these valley-shaped sites is deemed to have been shaped over 800 years old. Exactly why the whales chose to occasionally leave the water remains a mystery. Scientific theories suggest that when stranded the whales began to struggle (jump), but had very little control over which way they went.
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this is WAY cooll..... reminds me of how an old world sailor may have seen a jumping whale for the first time
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Extraordinary. I particularly like all the extra-sensory spines it has. Part dragon, part whale, part catfish. I also really enjoy the spray effects the water is making, and the silhouettes of the hunters. But how, praytell, would you catch a jumping whale? Perhaps trick it into landing in a bed of harpoons? Still, why would you kill a creature of such great magnitute? It looks like it could feed thousands.
Very interesting indeed.
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that is very beautiful its like a god (be careful not to look the gods in the eyes terrible things have happened to those whose eyes have met with the gods )
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0_0 ....Dude, that is AWESOME! Doho man, if I ever saw that I'd have such a freak out over how incredible that is!
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This is amazing but reeeeally scary 
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Perhaps not look at imaginary, even more massive creatures, too much then?
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X3 I know it isnt real but... yeah, Still ^^'
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reminds me of leviathan from yu-gi-oh lmao
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so beautifaul... *_*
awesome work, man. just awesome.
keep working)))
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it reminds me of classic "sea serpent" drawings on old-fashioned maps. awsome!!!
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Gorgeous colors and textures! It looks like a whale-eel hybrid. I wonder if it lives in the sky...that pool of water doesn't look like it'd be big enough...
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This is just amazing! Beyond that, I can't describe it.
I took one look at the thing and I thought it was Leviathan
Then I read the description
And then I saw your paragraph about it.
And finally, I then saw you say you made it up.
But its still awesome!
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First thing: Your picture is just brilliant, awesome, great...!!!
Second thing, I saw you answer a whole paragraph about this kind of whale, where did you find it??
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I made it up...
Thanks!
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LOL Ok!
Well,great story ^^
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A late thank you! (Welcome to check out my new work!)
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