Idyeopecoido

(eye-dee-oh-pee-koh-eye-doh)

Portrait and Description

by Becky and Steven

Idyeopecoido Picture

recreated by our Walter Hays partners

He is green all over. He has darker green spikes starting from the forehead to his tail. He has a red tongue hanging out of his mouth. He has four arms and two webbed feet. The webbed feet have three fingers on each foot. The forearms have seven fingers. On his middle arms he has six fingers. Two of the claws on his arms are like thumbs. There is one on top and one on the bottom of the hand. He has two arms and one leg on each side. He has a red bump on his nose. The nose is long and skinny. He has small, sharp and black teeth. He has gills under his eyes. He looks like a sea serpent with limbs. The eyes are under the forehead and yellow. He is facing left. The tail is curling.

He is really a shy (She, He, Yee). Shy is outlined in black. This is shy's protective layer. Shy's favorite food is cukie stew with a cukie on top. (A cukie has a human head and a snake's body. It has stripes and a puff of stuff on the end of its tail.)

Analysis

by Becky and Steven

I think we described the head very well, because they drew the tongue and red bump. The direction the head was looking was right.

We did not tell them whether to draw cukie stew or not. We did not describe the color of the spikes. We did not say where the "top" and "bottom" of the hand was. We did not describe the structure of the monster very well, because they drew it standing up and we drew it lying down.

Return to: Ms. Surber's Monsters | Monsters, Mondrian, and Me index.

This page maintained by Lucinda Surber. Last updated 1/11/97.