Give your beverages a prehistoric place to rest with this set of four Permian Weirdo coasters. The illustrations feature classic Dimetrodon, survivor Lystrosaurus, tiny-headed Cotylorhynchus, and Estemmenosuchus with crazy headgear.

https://t.co/jixph5VIU1

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Results from the
Proa, Cordatocaris (new radiodont), Colobomycter and Baptornis

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Some Panspermian half-orc person.

I don’t draw very many half-orcs or orcs from setting, which is obviously no fun of me.

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Let us take a closer look at the different plant structures that form a Glossopteris tree. These trees were dominant in the Permian and stood 30m in height. Let us start from the bottom of the tree and work our way up (4/12)

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It's not just dinosaurs - the vast majority of prehistoric animals are smaller and way less famous, but just as fascinating.

This is Trimerorhachis, an early Permian amphibian (in the broad sense of the word) done as a personal commission. Learned a lot while making it.

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Results from the
Estemmenosuchus, Lystrosaurus, Secodontosaurus and Megawhaitsia.
We decided to only do synapsids today, but everyone was just suggesting Permian/Triassic stuff. Shame!

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Out of all Permian synapsids I think Cotylorhynchus is one of my favourites. I mean just look how thick thay are! I want to pat the big tummy 😍 and this his is the first time i draw one and now I want more!

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Styracocephalus; an unusual dinocephalian synapsid from Middle Permian South Africa. It was a herbivore (despite their pointed canines) with bony ornamental protrusions covering it's head; believed to have provided social/sexual communications.

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Morning sketch. Portrait of Tetraceratops insignis, a small basal sphenacodontian synapsid (probably close to therapsids) from Early Permian North America. A distant relative to all of us mammals.

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While initially intended to be for a contest I ended up putting it off too much, still was fun as some practice, depicts an early permian environment from the tambach formation with a tambacarnifex pursuing a group of eudibamus.

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the design philosophy behind the major animal group in dragondove is 'like extinct reptiles, but not quite.' like if the permian went a little different. staying away from dinosaurs, to differentiate animals from dragons (until spinosaurus, i guess!)

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In a little less than 2 hours the release stream starts in which we will announce the winner of the contest, draw maybe some more critters and other silly stuff.

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chainsaw teeth you say? That was a thing back in the Permian - pre-Dinosaur stuff
https://t.co/W0fZXViZXU

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Just finished the first season of Star Trek and unexpectedly my favorite character is Try imagining him as a permian therapsid and you might like him more.

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Ok seriously tho, where's the love for Dinocephalians? These things were bloody insane yet it seems nobody really cares much about them? I mean of course this applies to a lot of Permian stuff, but you still get the occasional gorgonopsid and obligatory Dimetrodon every blue moon https://t.co/CxW4EHMIUa

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You have traveled back in time to Late Permian South Africa and all of the sudden you run into this pair of Moschops capensis head butting! What a sight that must have been! Moschops was a dinocephalian therapsid, this a very distant relative of ours

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Now we just need that big new bolosaurid in here...

The herbivores of the Bromacker quarry. The buffalos, hogs and gazelles of their time and place.

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"Die Hand Die Verletzt ["From the Faraway, Nearby, 1937" Mix]". The wound, the dark hand (for Georgia O'keeffe):

https://t.co/3JxLa3SxMC

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