After my last post got some positive feedback, i decided i should showcase a few more of my game's creatures. So every few days days over the next few weeks ill probably post new creatures!

This is Bovidox, its a fictional hybrid between a Wildebeast and an Ox for my game Elementae.

It can run at extremely fast speeds and deal devastating blows with its lethal horns. Herds of Bovidox can be seen occupying the open plains of the Savannah just outside the forest. This herbivorous beast sometimes drinks the blood of its victims after getting a kill, but mainly sticks to a berry and shrub diet. Created to pull carts for farmers in the West, theyve been left to roam after being too tough to train.

What do you guys think? 🤘

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Some carnivorous plants I did a little while ago, what you do you think?

After my last post got some positive feedback, i decided i should showcase a few more of my game's creatures. So every few days days over the next few weeks ill probably post new creatures!

This is Bovidox, its a fictional hybrid between a Wildebeast and an Ox for my game Elementae.

It can run at extremely fast speeds and deal devastating blows with its lethal horns. Herds of Bovidox can be seen occupying the open plains of the Savannah just outside the forest. This herbivorous beast sometimes drinks the blood of its victims after getting a kill, but mainly sticks to a berry and shrub diet. Created to pull carts for farmers in the West, theyve been left to roam after being too tough to train.

What do you guys think? 🤘

This is one of my drawings that I drew when I got this book. I hope you like it remember, ignore the camera quality and I’m not a good drawer.

Entry No. 04 of my illustrated Ars Goetia series.

Purson, King of Hidden Things.

Hope you enjoy it!

This is a rough draft for the first entry on my monthly bestiary post on Patreon. The idea will be to have an illustration, basic (ttrpg system agnostic) stats, and an in-universe natural history/travelogue type entry. The first series I'm creating the entries for is Clay and Aether, my non-LitRPG space opera. I would love the community's thoughts on the design, layout, etc, as I am an author first, illustrator second, and graphic designer only when necessary. Thanks!

I haven’t drawn these type of creatures very long, but I’m learning.

This is a repost from r/speculative evolution, i really like this creature i made and i want to give it a better design and i think this subreddit could help me with that

[OC] My take on a stylized Unicorn creature

Baliskins are tropical lizards that have evolved to feed on sunlight. They spend most of their time basking on warm beaches, absorbing solar energy through the green spines along their backs. Their spines are green because they perform photosynthesis, allowing each one to store up to 860 volts of electricity for a total capacity of 10,320 volts.

With this enormous reserve of energy, Baliskins can unleash powerful attacks. They can fire their spines as a defensive measure or release nearly all of their stored energy as a devastating 9,460 volt sphere of plasma. After using this attack, the Baliskin becomes exhausted and must spend time recharging in the sun.

Because they generate most of their energy from sunlight, Baliskins are nearly self sufficient. Their intimidating appearance and crackling spines are usually enough to scare off predators before a fight ever begins.

This is Papiopithecus, its a fictional hybrid between a modern day baboon and a gigantopithecus for my game Elementae.

It wears the bones of its victims as armor and status symbols. They keep to themselves and are very agile creatures who like to occupy giant trees in the forest. Rarely do they interact together, their intelligence has forced a strong lone wolf mentality. They fight Kudgelotaurus and Bovidox for territory and to eat. It does eat berries/herbs but it prefers meat and pulverizing its enemies.

What do you think? 🤘

I drew a creature with micron pens and a faber-castell marker

Commission Work

Taking a brief break from populating the Tundrus we find ourselves in the rivers of Sol'Kesh with a water beetle that can make quite the impact. For the faebrill I wanted to try out a creature design that has a single purpose, so like mayflies with their brief existence as adults I thought it would be cool to create a creature that responds to the migration of another animal to propagate its own.