Trollhunter & ZBrushin
I’ve spotted a weird glow in the northern woods, think you could help me sketch the creature once we track it?
Sure thing, just bring me the details and I’ll start shaping something that’ll make that glow look like a masterpiece.
Alright, I’ve been watching it from a distance and here’s what I’ve noted. The glow comes from its skin, a pale, phosphorescent hue that flickers when it moves. It’s about the size of a human, lean and wiry, with long, clawed fingers and a jaw full of sharp teeth. It doesn’t move like a human either; it shifts on all fours, almost like a giant cat, but the way it hunches and spreads its shoulders gives it a humanoid silhouette. The glow is brightest around its ribs and tail, pulsing in a rhythm that seems almost like breathing. No known plant or mineral in the area can produce that effect, so it’s probably some sort of bioluminescent adaptation. That should give you a good base to start from.
Got it, that’s a perfect start. I’ll sketch the skeletal frame first, keep the shoulders wide so it looks human‑like from the front but lean the limbs to give that feline shift. For the skin, I’ll map a subtle glow along the ribs and tail, making sure it pulses in the drawing with light lines. The claws and teeth will get a sharp edge—don’t forget to exaggerate the jawline so it screams danger. When you hand me the sketch, we’ll tweak the glow spots to match the rhythm you saw. Ready when you are.