#CREATURES

[sendmebacktonowhere]

every day I wake up and wish to match the energy of this lil creature

lifeonthe_ranch_

[hisclockworkservants]

Demon Lord & Three-headed Hound

[toadlett]

nobody tell that i was drawing goblins at work ok?

[jackteagle]

I’m so excited to be able to finally share this!

My Magic the Gathering Secret Lair set - Guardians of Eden got announced.

These will be available from February 3, 2025 at magicsecretlair.com

[suitablysarcasstic998]

it is done

this is your sign to go doodle a dragon. go do it . now

[smokbeast]

The Child of Death's Miracle

[redmountain]

May the White Guar smile upon you :D

[possumcollege]

Smothering the ol' American weltschmerz w/ some nice, holesome wholesome creatur-ing.

[trans-rights-coastalmangoes]

@kimthemangoguy

Do you like this taps?

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[credus99-blog]

Sketch linework for the jaw types present within anthropods. These sketches serve to showcase the jaws and general skull shapes seen for each group of anthropods and does not include such things as antennae types present within each group as it can be highly varied. The red lines denote possible esophagus path.

Anthropods are believed to have split off from arthropods during Atterra's early Carboniferous period around 356 million years ago, developing internal skeletons and a closed circulatory system to help them compete against early the early tetrapod's of their time. As the Carboniferous period drew to a close and their athropod cousins began to shrink due to the lower oxygen levels, anthropods moved into the young hollows of Atterra to avoid competition with Atterra's rapidly diversifying tetrapods during its Devonian period and the rainforest collapse caused by climate change at the end of the world's Carboniferous period.

Anthropods can be divided into two groups based on the number of holes present within it's skull, similar to tetrapods. The first group of anthropods are defined by a singular hole in their skill, a fused upper labrum. Many species also have hinged mandibles held in front of the face which are used to secure and process food. The second group of anthropods are generally closer in shape and structure to anthropods while possessing two holes in their skull. Many species in both groups have a mobile bottom labrum which is used to help bring food further into the mouth with the help of two tongues derived from two palps on either side of the mouths of their ancestors.

[rosieandthemoon]

By Leo.mortem on insta

[callunavulgaris]

[madcat-world]

From NN EE ZZ

First design of 2024

Tarot project is back on track!

[chupacabracrafts]

Big Grey https://etsy.me/3WxDnpU

"Big Grey" was a burly neighborhood squirrel. Mom pointed him out and nicknamed him, back when he was regularly visiting her bird feeder and chasing off the weaker squirrels.

It was a sad day when we found him lying in the road, somewhat near our house, his once noble skull was pulverized by a double car strike, crushed beyond repair.

Even though he couldn't be remade in his entirety, I do believe Big Grey would appreciate his memorialized appendages and the places they will travel. Rest in Power.

[toadlett]

couple more #goblinweek guys!