Fabio Alejandroさんのイラストまとめ

I’m still on attempt to finish both of the Carboniferous size chart but due to my constant procrastination I just left it there for futher modifications and verifications.

Well a compilation of all the 2021 art, honestly I dropped the quality around May due to some issues with procrastination and stuff and took two months to recover, most of my art this year has been rework of older art and a improvement in quality, hope to do more next year.

Comparison original vs remade, honestly the vibe of the image change drastically when you put facial expressions in a more accurate way, like the feel of pain on a scream of the Tundra dweller and the sheer rage on the Woodland dweller.

On the very roots of the early Sauropterygians came out Bobosaurus, a genus of Pistosaur from the very Early Late Triassic, this marine reptile had peculiar anatomical features including tall neural spines and its elongated fins which differs greatly from any of its successors

And another of my expected reconstructions from the skeletal I did, Cymbospondylus petrinus based from the very complete specimen UCMP 9950 is a large sized middle triassic Ichthyosaur characterized for its slendy shape unlike other species of the group, being a major predator.

@RavinRay I kinda see a superficial resemblance, though is only by little, it looks more like a weird whale rather than a ostrich

This is perhaps one of the most frightening animals of the Permian alongside Anteosaurus, only its scapula alone was about almost 70 cm at max height which on a complete shoulder reach about 90 cm, which comparing with its full body it gives a outstanding animal.

overall it was a matter of research as there is at least a good chunk of studies on this animal, including good diagrams of its limbs and a jaw to know how close shaped to Jonkeria was to use as a base, and filling the gaps with material of Parascapanodon and
Scapanodon.

The legendary creature that gave the name to a whole assemblage and its group, Tapinocephalus is marked as one of the biggest Tapinocephalids knonw based on the few remains which generated this weirdly looking animal.

Struthiocephalus is remarkable one of the most bizarre dinocephalians that Guadalupian SA witnessed with a very robust and short body, a elongated whale-looking face and a set of knobs and protuberances across its upper face which on larger individuals became a sort of horn.