hgggnnn bottom octopus lady is beautiful.

Couldn't pass up the chance TuT! thankyouweh~!

These are all wonderful.. but if I had to really make the call, I'd say they get increasingly more lovely the more to the right you go, in the image. :D

I was on the fence between octi/cuttlefish... squid would've been interesting too 6u6 but yes LOTS of amazing creatures under the waters TuT andandthankyou~ I'm glad you like them ;u;\

It's 'too bad' that this hadn't been a sheet with four cephalopod species, rather than the wider range of aquatics it is now. Could have been octopi, cuttlefish, squid and.. nautiluses? :O

That probably would have been too many tentacles, of course. May I ask, as well: Why give the sharks (and both shark examples) legs while having non-standard lower bodies on both the seals and the octopi? Was that Zsisron's request, or just how it went, with you?

Oh, I asked for a male whale and a male shark. Then I asked for two females for the last two and that she could decide their species.

A male whale, eh? A, B, E and F all look like male anthro sharks to me, or did you mean a male whale shark? B and F look like whale sharks.

Aye! C: The first column is supposed to be sharks, the second is a whale of sorts... the third is a seal gal... and the 4th are the octupi ladies! :O Who will surely tug men and women alike into a hypnotic embrace.

The second column can not be whales: Whales do not have two dorsal fins, nor would they have gills or the crotch/waist fins. Also, those patterns are whale shark patterns, for real: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped.....k-enhanced.jpg http://www.wildlifetrustofindia.org.....r-students.JPG

Whale sharks are simply extraordinarily large sharks that feed on plankton, like whales do.

Also, the best thing about octopi is that D and H could be the same being, due to how an octopus can change colours (and textures!(?)) at will. :>