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qoralinius · 1 year
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Toothless from HTTYD, made in nomad sculpt
Still trying to learn 3D modeling a bit more!
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qoralinius · 1 year
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Coastal and inland animals, 250 million years after the holocene.
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The holocene endotherms, 250 million vears after man has left earth
This is an age very different from ours, one with birds covered in scales like those of pangolins and with small arms, like the very bygone abelisaurs. Mammals
now walk on elongated fingers and extremely atrophied legs, a relic of a day when their ancestors dug through the dirt with swift speed. Lizards fly through the
sky with elongated ribs, catching bizarre fish and insects. Though extraordinary, the age of lizards ended 46 million years ago, with a mass extinction not unlike
that of the great dying.
This is an age like no other.
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qoralinius · 1 year
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Dragons as highly derived avemetatarsalians!
Suggested by @jennywolfgal
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qoralinius · 1 year
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Sussocaris, a recently discovered genus of thylacocephalan from Sussex, England.
Unlike its relatives, which used two elongated limbs for a raptorial lifestyle, sussocaris would’ve dug in sediment for worms.
Jokes aside this a little spec evo that got popular online, so i wanted to post it elsewhere :)
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Made the 15th of February, 2023, and based on this old colored sketch from sometime in 2021!
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qoralinius · 1 year
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The kenyan colossus, the second last living hominin, closely related to the extinct paranthropus.
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Based on a drawing i made the 15th of February, 2021!
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qoralinius · 1 year
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Snaiadi stinkfowl, but 3D
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Since it had been a while since i did anything 3d i wanted to make this! Stinkfowl is an alien animal made by Cmkosemen for his snaiad project.
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qoralinius · 1 year
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A koolunku, a type of intelligent alien.
Original alien species by @bornulhu
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qoralinius · 1 year
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Science fiction often has aliens, but many of them are… very humanoid, such as in star wars, star trek, E. T. And more, so i wanted to design my own thats my style!
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qoralinius · 1 year
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“Bless the Maker and His water.
Bless the coming and going of Him.
May His passage cleanse the world.
May He keep the world for His people. ”
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1 hour late night dune artwork!
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At first appearing rather simple, the sessile phonoids are highly complex. Radio waves are sent through long antenna to tiny flyers to do their bidding. The spires have extensive cultures thanks to them.
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A zalic, a type of intelligent alien from the planet feni.
Original design made by @battyboio on instagram
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Dolphinoids. Odontocetes renowned for their use of domesticated cephalopods as makeshift hands.
With the help of these mollusks they have been able to build a complex society, with buildings littering the seafloor, glued together by hagfish slime and coral secretions
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11,000 light years away from earth, another civilization has arisen.
Originally quadropedal, one limb has been repurposed for manipulation.
1. showing their unique anatomy
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2. prince Ud-Ud-Ud at a ceremonial hunting ground
Siphonhawks are used in these hunts, mainly as sentinels, but also to kill small animals, like the basal scuttler.
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qoralinius · 1 year
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“I was no longer a master, but an animal among the animals, under the Martian heel ... the fear and empire of man had passed away.”
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qoralinius · 3 years
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Have had this idea for a seeded world in my mind for a bit now. Here is the general info.
History of the making:
Scylios is an ongoing project where on a seeded planet, fishes, grasses, flowers, slugs, snails and many more species are introduced to experiment with how the planet and animals evolve over time, which is why it is sometimes known as “earth 2.0” as no terrestrial organisms exist at the time of seeding the planet. It is thought that some of the bony and cartilaginous fish will evolve to become terrestrial one day. Will this happen? I hope you follow along on the zoological experience on how the creatures of scylios evolve. The species that get introduced on this planet include a variety of arthropods, molluscs, vertebrates, flowering and non flowering plants and much more. The ancient human civilization died out before they could see how the planet completely evolved. Genetically modified organisms such as small plants and decomposers were the first introduced organisms, used to build an atmosphere and a biosphere where later organisms such as invertebrates, vertebrates and new plants could evolve to thrive on a world only for them. The original state of the new world was very hot and humid, with small forests and big deserts, although this will surely change with time and continental drift. The list of the earliest organisms introduced were;
plants
Dandelion (10+ species)
Waterweeds (2+ species)
Seagrass (20+ species)
Moss (100+ species)
Mushrooms (200+ species)
Daisies (15+ species)
Wild carrots (10+ species)
Bamboo (20+, including Phyllostachys nigra and Phyllostachys bambusoides)
Water lilies (20+ species)
Kelp (5+ species)
Phytoplankton (1000+ species)
Vertebrates
Minnows (10+ species)
Blennies (20+ species)
Anchovy (10+ species)
Wrasse (20+ species)
Rabbitfish (10+ species)
Catsharks (10+ species)
Betta (10+, including alloplesiops altivelis)
Arthropods
Ants (20+ species)
Flies (400+ species)
Scorpions (200+ species)
Spiders (50+ species)
Beetles (100+ species)
Crickets (100+ species
Copepods (200+)
Shrimp (100+ species)
Ladybirds (5+ species)
Annelids
Worms (300+ species)
Leeches (10+ species)
Molluscs
Land Snails (300+ species)
Pond snails (300+ species)
Clams (200+ species)
Land slugs (100+ species)
Sea slugs (100+ species)
Cnidarians (10+ species)
You can see about it on my deviantart! Or reddit.
U/qoralinius
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