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

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2020-08-03

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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2020-08-01

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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2020-07-31

Practicing my chops with some Permian Stem-mammals

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2020-07-20

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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2020-07-11

Finished another livestream paleoart demo with everyone’s favorite Permian synapsid, Dimetrodon!

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2020-06-25

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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2020-06-14

Day 12: Dimetrodon
Probably the best known and recognisable of the ‘non-dinosaurs’, this large sail-backed reptile ruled the swamps of the Permian period, some 298 million years ago.

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2020-06-13

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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2020-06-12

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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2020-06-01

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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2020-05-08

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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2020-04-30

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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2020-04-27

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

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2020-04-26

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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2020-04-22

Here's a section from the southern Erris Basin for The narrow basin straddles the eastern margin of the Rockall Basin, with both Permian and Triassic salt layers.

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2020-04-11

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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2020-04-04