Kanesha C. Bryant

@theveryworstthing.bsky.social

cryptid artist. as in i draw them and i am one. viewer beware, you're in for a scare! (aka art dumps and multiple links to lore posts) https://theveryworstthing.tumblr.com/ https://twitter.com/KaneshaCBryant https://www.patreon.com/TheVeryWorstThing

a basket star divingbelle getting ready to go for a dip. while some hold onto their human skins while swimming, the sturdier types hide them in burrows or caves when they hang out in the water doing their water business (a very cool and not nightmare level spooky thing for divers to stumble onto).

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divingbelles are mermaids in the selkie family who use humanoid skins to house aquatic forms instead of the other way around. softer divingbelles hold onto their skins like snail shells while swimming, opening gaps to unfurl from under water and closing them when they want to hide or walk around.

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the last of the very little non work art i did in january. my boy Milonne in his human cosplay waiting for clients to show up. he's not great at holding that form for long periods of time but as long as he's hanging out in/near goth clubs and doesn't blink a bunch he can pass pretty easily.

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more little guys for that creature escorting/research thing i started a while ago. these are early or "safe" area critters. loose typings for these babies are, starting at the upper left: branch type, hive type, net type (siren type?), bone type, seed type, beyond type, and endless type.

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centaurs :) decided to revisit these super old centaur designs. their developing lore is that they probably evolved from mammalian mermaids or vice versa? no one is quite sure. maybe they're just in a constant cycle of jumping in and out of the water and getting weirder each time.

Space Ghost. "Why were looking out the shuttle windows anyway? We're still in range of that old wreck, keep the shutters down until with get to the station. Yeah, you probably did see someone out there. Shut up. Close the shutters."