The Adventures Through Animation Land: Week 48 - A new illustration and spliced animals continued

Hello all and a mighty good Monday. I have a lot of exceptional things that I am working on currently. All in anticipation for something super exciting I am working towards. I can't yet divulge my plans but its going to be an exciting new platform for me and make ready for some new one of a kind content. While I have being working away getting everything ready for this event I am going to show you some of my warm downs and a new illustration that I have just completed.

Here are some of my all new animals that I have discovered over the many lands I have traveled. Many of which in the future when I become a mad scientist. I will re-create in my laboratory. Muwahahahahahha

The Camer

A camel and a deer combination. They are very majestic creatures moving in between forest and desert climates. They can spend many months is hot climates as to their ability to store water. The nature of the Camer is a lot lest timid than are deer and have the perfect harmonious nature with land dwellers to allow for transportation. You however need to be cautious as to the giant antlers that sit on their head because when they feel disrespected or protective they are not afraid to use them as a for of defense.

The banded Bush Civphant

A rarely seen nocturnal animal. Most haven't had a lot of opportunity to get close to this timid creature. You will more likely hear them than see them. Their noticeable thumping noise they make using their front legs as they run across the desert terrain is not always the best indicator of where they are located.

The Desert Tortaan Dog

Both a predator and prey. It's mighty shell works as both a means of defense to the massive predators that roam the land but also works as a great disguise. The shell that limits their speed as to its weight these clever companions have optimized as a great device to get closer to their prey. The Desert Tortaan Dog buries itself into the ground cover its body to disguise itself as rock.

The African Civicoot

Closely related The banded Bush Civphant. The African Civicoot its a quieter species. Still nocturnal like their relatives these timid creatures are impossible to detect in the wild. They are gentle creatures. That rely on their strong sense of smell to locate their prey. They look like they could make for the prefect pets. That is if you don't consider their sharp claws and teeth.

The Capysche Baracke

Most of you will be able to recognize this little fellows for having him in your home. At least you would say that if you lived in their little world. These little fellows make for fantastic companions. With fierce loyalty they guard you and your home. Despite their protective nature that are playful animals that get along with other creatures happily. Just watch out for their unexpected size.

Now you have seen some of my new discoveries through my adventure. I have something exciting to show you. I have managed to capture the Caihund in colour. If you don't remember him from before he had a name here is is in his initial sketch.