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First submission.
The original looks better than this, but I descited to add some colours on this piece.

It's a creature living in the sand...

Thanks to =Ryuasha for this post on my yournal:

"this creature lives in the deepest sands in the hottest deserts. it preys on anything from camels to anything else that wanders by its jaws. it a sit and wait predator, it doesnt go out very often to seek prey, rather it lures them to it and snaps them up while they least expect it.

this thing is refered to as one of the most terrifying creatures that one could come across. one look from its huge glassy eyes runs terror through a person so bad that you are frozen to the spot.

this thing is huge! adults can grow to be at least 100 feet long. the creature has legs, though it doesnt use them very often, usually lazing the day under the sand where its nice and cool, comming out at night to relax in the cilly air.

the creature has a tail of sorts, that powers it through the sand as if it were swimming."

Description
First submission.
The original looks better than this, but I descited to add some colours on this piece.

It's a creature living in the sand...

Thanks to =Ryuasha for this post on my yournal:

"this creature lives in the deepest sands in the hottest deserts. it preys on anything from camels to anything else that wanders by its jaws. it a sit and wait predator, it doesnt go out very often to seek prey, rather it lures them to it and snaps them up while they least expect it.

this thing is refered to as one of the most terrifying creatures that one could come across. one look from its huge glassy eyes runs terror through a person so bad that you are frozen to the spot.

this thing is huge! adults can grow to be at least 100 feet long. the creature has legs, though it doesnt use them very often, usually lazing the day under the sand where its nice and cool, comming out at night to relax in the cilly air.

the creature has a tail of sorts, that powers it through the sand as if it were swimming."