It's official, I open commissions. I know I said in the past I would open only if I had reached 1K followers, but university life is hard and I need a few extra money.
*I now I typed $ but in my country € is the coin.
I hope we'll cope well together.
Time for more #LemuriaChallenge Phase 3 submissions, and we end up in the drier regions of the continent. Preferring the warmer savannah and deserts are a large horned mammal (actually a derived multituberculate) an almost symbiotic parrotlet, and a somewhat spiked skink.
Smilodon fatalis, algunas veces llamado Dientes de sable panamericano y otras solamente smilodon , habitó desde el sur de Canadá , todo México, pasando por centroamérica y gran parge del oeste de los Andes hasta Uruguay donde estan sus restos más Australes.
Obsessed with the MP7 these days. Been maining the hell out of it in Counter Strike.
Anyway, have a pygmy forest carchar. Or HK MP7 if you prefer that.
The Ocean's Three Titans
Note
*Refered ichthyotitan below is not fully mature.
*The meg below needs another resize, again, as it's based on a shorter body version. Rediscovered vertebrae suggests up to 24m.
#ocean#sizecomparasion#paleoart#bluewhale#ichthyotitan#megalodon
So mystery Pleistocene big cat Feliopsis has been suggested as part of a lost linneage of crocodile-hunting pantherines that also includes the older Pachypanthera. With 5 million years between them, I can totally see the Pleistocene form as a derived water tiger of sorts! :B
Inspired by John Gurche's famous Barosaurus vs Allosaurus, and by today's weather... except its Prodeinotherium vs Megistotherium, a beast that may have been able to bring down rhinos and proboscideans on its own, a most properest creature fr 😌
The real perfect organism.
There just isn't anything on this planet that will ever be more awesome than a T-rex. It also happens to be the most fun thing to sketch while listening to metallica.
Tonight there will be another NEW episode of Surviving Earth, but before that let me show you the concept design of one of the cranky Hyperodapedon from last week’s episode. I love rhynchosaurs, so it was a dream come true when I was asked to create this creature design