Surviving extinction level threats on the daily wasn't unusual what was unusual was waking up in a different much more peaceful world. Oh' well you've survived worse and you'll survive this strange peaceful world. Wait who's this strange child and w...
Crow is a mutant, a splicer to be specific. He's extremely tall and towers over most everyone he meets, standing at around 8-9 ft tall, he's strong and has claws of steel that can tear through actual steel, along with having sharp razor teeth. His legs are animal like with deadly taking on his feet. His skin is deathly pale and fades to a grey colour on their shoulder, back, legs and arms. Fading to a deep pitch black colour on his lower arms, legs and spine. He has small bioluminescent freckles covering his face and shoulders, glowing a light blue. Crow has a pair of large sharp jagged horns that curve over his head. His tail is long and looks like a combination of a reptilian/amphibian like tail and a scorpion or exomorph tail. ————————————————————— These picture do not belong to me. I've added these with a small description as to try and give you an idea of what I was trying to describe.
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This is how I imagine crows build is like
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The horns on this character are similar to crows.
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This is how I think crows skin is like.
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This is somewhat like how crows tail looks like.
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Crows mouth can separate like this character. Non of this art belongs to me.
