too bad I cant draw cars.

She walked into her room and sat on her bed with a sigh and started to draw. Suddenly, she heard static. Instinct told her to look towards the TV... but nothing was there, not even a snowy screen. She began to panic, because the static kept getting louder and louder until it was too loud to bear. And just when she thought she would break down and scream and cry...

...it all stopped.

She lay in her bed, curled up on her side while taking deep breaths. What was that all about? Where did the noise come from? And as she was about to dismiss it as imagination...

"Hi."

She instantly looked up at the sound of the sweet, child-like voice. Her eyes landed upon the television in the corner, and she screamed...

(Sorry for the long description... and yes, this WAS my nightmare.)

I dreamed about this guy maybe three times, then blessedly stopped... in the dreams I'd be walking along this boardwalk, through a forest. I knew where I was going, I knew he was there, he scared me to death but I went anyways. I could never see him clearly. I always seemed to be looking at him out of the corner of my eye. He was this fat old rich man-- he had a Mad Pierrot vibe, I'm sure that was an influence-- who had an enormous estate in the middle of the woods. He always wanted me to come visit him. Everything felt so sinister. I don't know why I kept going back. Usually in the dreams my dog would be with me. For protection, maybe? In one dream I somehow got separated from her and left alone with him, and I panicked and started screaming for her.

I feel I need to give this tutorial its props for helping me with the boards, even though in the end I basically did it a different way and just sort of took influences from the tutorial. Ah well.

This black wolf shows up in my dreams all the time. Sometimes it's like I'm sitting in a small clearing in the forest, near a fire (though the fire's never seen), and he'll circle me, just outside the ring of light. Sometimes it's just him running through the trees. Sometimes he leaves red footprints, sometimes he leaves blue ones. But it's always in a forest, there's always snow, and it's always at night, with a bit of mist around. And it's not uncommon to see a black bird perched in one of the trees or flying above him. I'm not sure why he scares me so much. He never harms me in dreams, never growls, never bares his teeth. He might howl now and then, but that's about it. Running, circling the light, howling, it's hardly threatening. But every time he visits me I get this unnerving feeling that lingers a while after I wake up.

The famous nightmare and strange image we tend to think of when alone, in the dark. :}
Don't have to tell you it still didn't come out the way I wanted. They never really do. :}

Ok, I am finally finished. The reason I drew the Grim Reaper is because it symbolizes death. I find that the scariest dreams are the ones where someone dies.

It boggles the mind...

After seeing my puff balls die I was angry with the spiders and thought I could make a nightmarish spider-eating puff ball with lasers for eyes, life draining tenticles for legs, and a thirst for revenge, but then I remembered what happens to creatures that eat all their food source without a population control- they starve.I then noticed that the herds of bunnies were already surviving here, even if they were occasionally blown up or eaten by alligators, trees, callypso's creature, etc. I decided that a bunny who could defend itself from these dangers would be well equiped to survive and to do that they needed the intelligence to understand them. That's when the bunnies began training in the ways of war...

He gets animals to come close to the water so the alligator can eat them.
He is a meat eater and He lives off scraps that the alligator leaves behind.
He has big sharp teeth and he is very fast.