Personally I believe it difficult to find an animal in this set of grey spots, but in general the idea is cool...

technique isn't everything... style and idea matters too :) this is really cool, and yea, don't hesitate to experiment as much as you want to

Only crit is that the nose is maybe a too flat; it reads a bit like a mouth.
And sort of an over-arching crit: it'd be cool if you tried some more realistic, less stylistic rendering. I'm not saying your style isn't awesome, because it is, but I just think it could help you, you know? You're one of a few artists whose gallery I've been watching progress, and seeing you steadily improve has been tons of fun, but there's a risk, when you've found a style that's popular, to sort of stop progressing, technically. Or so it seems to me. I'm not sure if this makes any sense and I probably don't have any right to to say it anyway. Thanks for listening to my rambling thoughts, at any rate.

EDIT: alkaline posted while I was composing this. It's a pretty tidy summation :D

pretty cool,

 we all go through this experimental stage at one point so don't worry : D

technical skill is a means to creation, but it is the creation itself that defines great art. A great idea like this sweet pixel will always be more important than the skill it takes to make it.

Great shit man.

Down in skill, up in style?