Hello, Alien Art Hive/Splinterlands community!
I'm excited to present my most recent Splinterlands Art Contest entry for Week 351. I present to you this week "Demented Shark" a frantic sea monster that emerged from the darkest recesses of the mind. This creature blends the primordial fear of a shark with unholy energy and mythological elements, drawing inspiration from the twisted monsters of the Splinterlands world.
Its body combines twisted scales, tangled tentacles, and jagged fins in a flurry of vivid hues, including venomous greens, electric purples, fiery reds, and ocean blues. Razor sharp, neon green teeth pierce the gaping maw, and like a crown of insanity, fiery tendrils erupted from its head. Its unbridled rage grows with each colored pen stroke, creating a kinetic, wild force of nature that personifies
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If you enjoy crafting artwork inspired by the Splinterlands universe, I invite you to join the Splinterlands Art Contest. It’s a wonderful opportunity to display your creativity and engage with a vibrant community of fellow artists.
Check out the details of the contest here: Splinterlands Art Contest Week 351
About Demented Shark
Sharks are incredibly resilient in the wild of the Outer Ocean. Because of how recklessly and indiscriminately they throw themselves at prey, they are often marred and damaged by those they attack, who possess unseen (and often horrific) defenses. One of these creatures of prey that sharks continue to foolishly attack in the wild is called the edgefish, whose scales are sharp like blades of steel. Another is the genus Coelomomyces, a group of aquatic fungi creatures that when attacked, lay spores inside the brains of larger fish. Several weeks after the spores are laid, small, treelike fungus begins to grow from the sharks' heads. This causes the sharks to completely lose control of themselves and fall into a perpetual blinding agony of rage. This is how the monsters known as Demented Sharks are born, and when they find their way into the inner sea of ΛZMΛRÉ, no Mer is safe.
Warm regards,
Ruhina