Rapacious Guttersnipe - The Grand Bazaar of Ethra VanDalia

I have a new piece from The Grand Bazaar of Ethra VanDalia! Today's monster is the vile Rapacious Guttersnipe. Many horrors bubble up from the labyrinthine depths below the Bazaar, and one of the most dangerous is the dreaded Rapacious Guttersnipe. Not exactly flesh and next exactly mineral, these monsters are hard to kill even for the greatest of slayers. Whip like tentacles with a suffocating grip and jagged, sharp bodies, these monsters are one of the reasons Ethra keeps the Aberrant Stilters around. If you find yourself in a dark alley face to face with a Rapacious Guttersnipe, pray that you are with companions and that you can outrun them.

If you would like to read the thoughts of Silas Illywacker - Student of Enlightenment, regarding this monster, then head on over to The Grand Bazaar of Ethra VanDaila blog!

Rapacious Guttersnipe
11 x 14 - Pencil on paper
Currently Available Grand Bazaar Originals
© 2017 Christopher Burdett

Rapacious Guttersnipe - Drawing  
11 x 14 - Pencil on paper 

© 2017 Christopher Burdett

Here are all the other completed monsters for The Grand Bazaar of Ethra VanDalia: Aberrant Stilter, Belled Kreep, Corrupted Knight, Dight-Kin, Eau-de-nil Elder, Ethra VanDalia, Footman, Gray Wanderer, Gullet, Humgruffin Mother, Irritated Girasol, Judicator, Kiplorbic Animal Dealer, Lammergeier Transport, Myopic Riflemen, Nimsbane Curse Victim, Ophiomornous Bureaucrat, Petrous Blacksmith, Quincaillerie, Rapacious Guttersnipe, Saint Marque, Smokestack, Thrice, Uncanny Scribe, Virulent Artificer, Xandrell Tree, Yote Arms Dealer, and Zombic Spore.
 
As an added bonus, I have some images of the line work and rendering process of this piece so that you can get a better idea of it taking shape...

Rapacious Guttersnipe - Process © 2017 Christopher Burdett

That is all for another exciting Tuesday on the blog. See you back here on Wednesday! Until then...

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