Ooohhh...creepy! Since I'm not quite sure what this creature is I can't really remark on anatomy, (even though it looks a little strange to me) but the coloration is pretty good. I will officially critique this in my next comment if you so wish, but if you don't want it then I shall spare this one picture.

This is just an abstract picture and I already know where all the issues lay, but I wouldn't mind hearing your review.

Ah...well if it was meant to be abstract then there's really not much I can say. If I don't know what your intentions are, then there's no way for me to judge how well you achieved your intent.

I prefer it in white like this... Why doesn't it has eyes?

I think because it's either a dark water or cave creature, in which case eyes are not always necessary. However, if it were a deep cave creature, how would it walk, or, if it were a deep water creature, its body does not seem very streamlined or well-developed for the purposes of swimming.

When I draw the full length version, the arms and legs will be more like rudders against a serpentine body. The head will be able to unhinge both jaws to swallow the largest prey it can manage (ie. grey whales). They hunt only in seasons, able to digest their prey over years if necessary. They were first located near the coast of Antarctica. Hunting regularly in the deep by both scent and aura trail. Think Aurora Borealis with empathic "flavours". They like the "distressed" flavour in their prey.

Hmm...interesting. But that still doesn't explain how they propel themselves?