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Sta.sh
thanks for your comments
cheers!
Seriously though, no I have not seen the Flatwoods monster personally, but I've actually done some dang research on the thing, and the reports describe it being more mechanical in appearance than biological (rockets in the "skirt", porthole/searchlight "eyes", round glowing red head, emits clouds of toxic gas, metal spade-shaped collar/frill, etc). Even when the Flatwoods Monster is mentioned to be an organic or semi-organic life form (like in that one episode of MonsterQuest they did about it), it's more reptilian in appearance than mammalian.
yeah, I understand that, when I was drawing it I decided to make it a little more like a mammal-like creature rather than an alien or robotic being, I almost didn't call it the Flatswood Monster at one point as I realised I had changed his appearance so much.
When I get a chance I'll draw a more traditional one