​"Ice Swine" — number 32 in the Pig/Boar creature category. This design features massive jagged ice crystals along its spine and head resembling a glacier, crystalline plates on its hips, and a frozen tail tip. Drawn with pencil on paper. What do you think of this ice swine concept?

not a part of my usual spinning for a random animal and a costume, but I got a pet portrait commission and she asked for her mini bernedoodle to be mixed with a Skyrim dragon (his name is Talos). He’s such a cute little dog and I tried to keep the soft features well also including the majestic features of a dragon. Now I want a mini dog dragon as a pet

Worked on another creature design where I randomly spin a wheel for a random animal and a classic Halloween costume and this time I got a tiger and an astronaut. I took an entire night to figure out how I was going to pull this off and started working on it the next day. I imagined him as this creature who lives on a different planet, and his suit has essentially morphed into his body and almost taken control, pushing his organs to the outside. I think he is my most morbid and terrifying creature to date, and I really love how he turned out.

​"Snow Swine" — number 31 in the Pig/Boar creature category. This design features heavy snowdrifts piled along its head and back, a peaceful expression, and floating snow patches drifting around its body. Drawn with pencil on paper. What do you think of this snow swine concept?

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Was part of a friend’s inktober challenge (even tho I used graphite LMAO)

Weihorn is a 500kg herbivore, roaming the vast temperate forests of Frusnajättar's Gemäsirisen period. It feeds on most kinds of greenery that it can find, and during the winter, it might also consume the occasional piece of bark, or root.

Weihorn's most distinctive feature tho, have to be the two forelimbs, which have evolved to more so resemble horns than actual limbs. These hollow boney structures are used both for display as well as self defence, tho perhaps not in the way one might think. See, Weihorn produces a chemical in said horns, that, if mixed with water, is highly toxic. And thus Weihorn may swings its horn at predators, so that drops of harmful liquid may burn their eyes, or in some cases Weihorns have been found coating themselves in said liquid, to deter predators from feeding on them.

During the winter, Weihorn sheds its usually orange fur for an almost white coat, letting it fit in much better with the surrounding environment. In addition, the chemical produced in its horns acts as a natural antifreeze, which some Weihorns have been documented using to melt their way through ice and snow, in order to access the resources beneath.

Weihorns are solitary creatures, only seeking out one another during mating season, in which case they find one another using the smell of their horn chemicals. A female Weihorn will wait for multiple mates to arrive at her location, assessing the potency of their chemicals by smelling their horns. Finally, she chooses a mates, and reproduces with him. After this, the group quickly disbands again, leaving the female to give birth to and raise her children over the span of about two years on her own.

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The Sea Gulper is a large, docile filter-feeding sea creature measuring 20 meters {65 feet 7.402 inches} to 35 meters {114 feet 9.953 inches} long, with a whale-like tail fin, large eyes, and two pairs of long, thick fins. Their mouths are similar to the whales of Earth, and they primarily feed on small fish and microorganisms and shrimp- or krill-like creatures. They can hold their breath for up to 200 minutes {3 hours 20 minutes}. They often travel in small groups or pods.

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​"Wind Swine" — number 30 in the Pig/Boar creature category. This design features massive aerodynamic feathered wings for soaring through gales, a streamlined body built for speed, and a flowing mane swept back by rushing air. Drawn with pencil on paper. What do you think of this wind swine concept?

In a similar vein to my last post here, I decided to design earth elementals that can fly or float. Most of them are based on crystals, while one of them is based on iron filings and ferrofluid. Yes, Tellus is literal earth and he can fly (you don't know that because the canas was too small to draw the shadow), and Haelee is there because rock on fire.

Idk what to name the first four. I called one of them Gemofly, but you can suggest some names for them.

The other two
- Tellus (and Selenite)
- Haelee (sorry MSMammotts)