Mono Mondays: Collab, Part Two

On Mondays, we like to support our resident artist, Mono!  They're an up-and-coming scribbler of things dark and weird, and we consider ourselves lucky to have leeched onto— er, formed a mutually beneficial relationship with them.  You can watch Mono hard at work creating various pieces on their YouTube channel.  For those who don't feel like watching digital paint getting splashed around, we'll be showcasing a different piece of theirs right here every Monday.

You can consider today's piece to be the epilogue to last week's.

This four-eyed fellow is a Craw, the result of magical crows living long enough to develop sapience; they're effectively the crow version of nine-tailed foxes.  As they age, the markings on the craw's feathers become both more subtle and more elaborate.  This fellow is likely a century or two old.

As you might guess from the writing on the "poster," two things are true.  First:  the creatures of Mono's world have no concept of graphic design.  Second, Art the Slime and the Art Dragon would rather people not hunt down craws, no matter how valuable their parts are to alchemists and wizards- which is why they were making this poster last week.  Remember, folks, Don't Hunt Craws!  They're Endangered™.