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April 2012
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chadsyme asked: Becky, left a comment on your Sand Pail Tail blog but wasn't sure it was saved. I'm wondering what brand of pencil and hardness you use to sketch? Thanks.
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March 2012
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kittymeridian asked: Oh! Your Tiny Kitten Teeth store says no products found :( Are you no longer selling the peewee & speck prints (or the other things that were there)?
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luminumcan asked: Is there a particular order in which you're showing the Creatures? It seems that some of the "evolutions" are separated from each other.
popsiclegun asked: I absolutely love your Capture Creatures series! I was curious about two things- What size are the originals done at? and are there any plans for them beyond the gallery show? Like say... a creature-dex or some kind of book? My favorite is definitely Leaferrier. Cant wait to see more!!
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Foxecc [27 of 151]
Initially found in the desert, Foxecc are burrowing creatures. Their striking ears boast unparalleled flexibility, as they can be folded down against the body of the creature to allow access to tight spaces. Foxecc also rapidly adapt to their environment and their evolved forms thrive in a variety of climates.
February 2012
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Glidestar [26 of 151]
Unlike Flystar, the Glidestar can actually fly by oscillating its giant tail-feather. Glidestar utilises this ability as a means to find shelter high in the treetops, to areas completely inaccessible to ground dwelling creatures. After being exposed to the ambient radiation of a lunar eclipse, Glidestar evolves into Flystar.
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Teroamp [25 of 151]
Young Teroamps are left to fend for themselves at a very young age. What the creature lacks in strength it makes up for in nimbleness, enabled by its electric prehensile tongue. Over time, the Teroamp grows into Tarrawatt, temporarily losing its electrical abilities.
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Capaphant [24 of 151]
Capaphants have a symbiotic relationship with Puugs. A Puug often seeks shelter and protection from a Capaphant. The Capaphants benefit is the colourful appearance that Puug adorns it with, which it uses to attract a partner. Capaphants are generally peaceful, though their powerful trunk can have dire consequences for opponents.
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Our Kickstarter is about to close!
The wonderful B9 Kingdom art book project we’re involved in is about to finish its Kickstarter! We have been overwhelmed by the success of the project, thanks so much to everyone for supporting it!
This is your last chance to get the art books with a significant discount! Here is a look at Becky’s cover!
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Puug [23 of 151]
A timid creature at heart, Puug often utilises its carapace as a hiding place. This can occasionally lead to Puug being mistaken for a nut by other creatures. Luckily for Puug, its incredibly small stature allows it to quickly hide amongst the leaves on the forest floor.
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Toveadile [22 of 151]
Toveadile is a compact and stout creature that thrives in damp environments, often cohabitating with other creatures of its kind on humid riverbanks and in swamps. The main offensive strategy of a Toveadile is confusing its opponents with bubbles that it expels from its troll-like snout.
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Ruffsicle [21 of 151]
Ruffsicle, the evolution of Pupsicle, displays a youthful energy somewhat at odds with its large frame. Ruffsicles are social creatures at heart, often befriending humans and other non-canine creatures. This creature is at its happiest when it has a purpose, often holding jobs such as herding and pulling carts.
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We Love Pusheen!
You should go and see Pusheen’s adventures at Pusheen.com!
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Guinea Pulp [20 of 151]
Guinea Pulp is first and foremost a forager. Its pronounced hind legs, akin to a Jumpalope, allows the creature to propel itself quickly across the forest floor in search of root vegetables and fruits, as well as avoid pursuing aggressive creatures. Once he ripens, he evolves into Tuskseed.
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Cubcube [19 of 151]
Although it is much more compact than its previous form, the evolution of Cubdensation distills the powerful creature into an indestructible box. Cubcube thrives in the warmer climes sought by its predecessor. In cold weather, Cubcube can revert back to its previous form, pulling freezing moisture out of the air.
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Cubdensation [18 of 151]
Cubdensation is one of the longest polar dwelling creatures. Curiously, it journeys towards more preferable warmer climates during the summer. During this time the creature sheds most of its icy body mass. During this migratory period, creatures unfamiliar with a sleeping Cubdensation can mistake it for a watering hole.
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Skalaxy [17 of 151]
Moonstripe evolves into Skalaxy when exposed to a lunar eclipse. Like its predecessor, it is a psychic type, but in its advanced state it can use these abilities accurately predict the orbits of the planets. Due to its reliability as a galactic map, Skalaxy often finds itself as a pet for astronomers.
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Llump [16 of 151]
Llump is perhaps the creature most focused upon camouflage. Displaying a wide range of plant-life across its body, the creature is virtually indistinguishable from its forest environment. Although it prefers to hide, the Llump is very affectionate when approached and has been known to bond with humans.
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Moonstripe [15 of 151]
Moonstripe are rather elusive creatures, emerging only at night. It uses the guard hairs atop its tail as a touch aid in climbing. The markings of the creature allow it to blend in amongst the treetops as if it were stars.
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Tarrawatt [14 of 151]
The Tarrawatt is a solitary creature until it reaches adolescence and is subsequently accepted into a tribe. Its physical appearance gradually changes to mimic the features of its pack. This is also when it becomes a biped. Its dormant electric powers are jumpstarted by ambient electricity emitted by its companions.