Kinda handy that weasels are so streamlined :9

I generally prefer them as predators myself, but I doubt streamlining matters much to my beasties.

He does get into some... tight spots.

us weasels do that best ;)

That and narrow escapes, eh? ^^

mmhmm! we're just able to slip in and do our work like that ;D

Nice

i like the tomb beasts

Oohhh! ^^ More Tomb beasts! <3 I love them.

Going to refine this guy, he and Ammon are the only two I consider characters, maybe the fellow I drew with Kalamu will come back if I redesign him a bit also. All the others are just one offs, for fun.

I see.. ^^ <3

That's the last time he'll enter a tomb unprepared. Mwahaha!

Really great! I love how dynamic Distorter's pose is...

Took a while to get his head looking right, started out very very poorly positioned :P But yeah I like poses with more energy, too much vore consists of someone laying there.

many thanks agian Wolfen^^ love how wonderfful this piece turned out in the end :D

.....now to get my weasely heroic self out of this warm wet spot *wiggles and struggles within*

Took a little doing but I'm happy with how it came together myself, as always I am just happy to hear you like the outcome most of all.

I'm sure your struggles will be enjoyable, mwahaha ;3~<

What is a tomb beast? I find myself curious about the nature of these creatures.

They dispose of any and all trespassers in a tomb/dungeon by eating them and later depositing the bleached bones somewhere else in the tomb/dungeon. If I recall correctly anyhoo.

Thank you for the explanation, I appreciate it!

You're quite welcome.

Bako is pretty much on the money, they are essentially golems, made by the hand of man(or what have you) for the sake of acting as a guardian. So named as they are mostly created for the sake of protecting tombs and temples from theft, capable of existing without food for long periods of time and laying dormant until they sense intrusion within their designated territory. They consume and digest invaders, and as mentioned have a one way digestive tract, spitting up the bones and other undigested in an predetermined area for the sake of keeping things clean.

Since they are man made they can come in most any shape, they are defined by the black oily look of their flesh(They are essentially blobs with an outer skin now) and the polished white ceramic or bone of which their "mask" and other bits are composed. A look of course inspired by creatures the like of No face from spirited away, I have not looked too much into the origin of such things within Japanese mythology but they show up in several movies/games.

That's fascinating! And I really enjoy your take on them. Superheroes/villains getting eaten is also something I really dig seeing, so this picture is all kinds of rewarding.

Heh, one does not see superhero types around here much, must be a pretty rare sight outside of Distorter.

I personally always liked the more tube-shaped ones, but I do like this one too.

I have a sketch sitting around of my redesign of Ammon, the first tomb beast I made and the long six limbed one I imagine you are thinking of. I have been meaning to ink it soon.

Ah, yes, quite.

I think the clothing looks awesome, great work man :)

It is not properly done though, its just me half assing and faking my way through how cloth dynamics should be.

Its better thought through and executed than most, I still think you did splendidly ;D

sweet character

Oh-ho...more of these nifty beast! So, what's the new internal layout...I can see that it's still transparent, but might there be any other details inside there?

Pretty easy to describe really, like a blob encased in a sturdy outer skin, with some hard bits thrown in for effect. So as a meal enters it displaces mass, bulging out a normally defined form.

Oh, how neat...I agree that that's a good step up from the tube system. Gives me a more monstrous visual for the things. *nod*