So I’ve had these lil guys on the brain. After much hemming and hawing, I’ve decided to call them BIX. I just can’t stop thinking about what their world would be like. I back tracked a bit from last time and played around with what their childhood would be like.

This is what i thought their baby form would look like. Due to the harsh environment that surrounds them however, this form is readily discarded for a more adaptable one. But he sure is cute!

this is the kid incarnation of the Bix. I was thinking about four or five years old maybe. These guys are used for the harvesting of food. Because they’re still kinda fluffy the elders send them down into wells full of this oil like substance and the soak it up in their hair. Then they make their way back to the surface and everybody licks the oil-sludge-stuff off of them. The whole community relies on these guys for food, but because they age so quickly the community needs to keep breeding to insure that there’ll always be Bix that are around this age.

Here’s a head shot of the kid Bix. As you can see these guys only have three teeth so they have a very limited vocabulary of whistels that they can make. Once they reach the next age they go through a “Speach” ceremony in which their toungs are split to provide enough tendrils for the amount of teeth that he will eventually have.

This is the tweenage bix. Obviously the bacteria induced rocky spikes have started to reach the skin’s surface. This is the stage of life where the bix carve the markings into their skin to delineate them from their kinsman. During this stage their eyes also begin to move to the front of their heads as opposed to the sides. They also start losing their hair and the develope more teeth.

Now we reach the teenage segment of bix life, during this period they start to gain muscle mass rapidly, their spikes grow at increased rates, and the spike on the top of their head begin to protrude. In bix culture, when the spike bursts through the skin on the top of their heads they’re officially an adult.
Well, enough of my babeling about monsters and stuff.

Have a nice thanksgiving.
Peep the funk flow,
Dave Baker
Posted under dave's blog