#lizard creatures

[blondebrainpowered]

Sleestaks between takes on the set of Sid and Marty Krofft's children adventure series 'Land of the Lost', NBC, 1974.

[dracoria-archives]

Doodles from today.

Lil Frillwing (love the goobers)

Ummm. Taxonomy stuffs.

Then I made the Scythe horse, three jawed lizard, and exploring more about the Khanns and Banana lizards. I also have plans for other subspecies of Drakosavra Froutofagos (dragon lizard fruit eaters) (idk man)

The three jawed lizard is a Magna Lacerta Tribus Maxilla (three jawed giant lizard) (super uh created name)

Didn't do any "scientific name" for the Scythe horse. They just be existing.

My scribbled words are about possible biomes for the skies and underground, but maybe also the surface. :3

[nex-has-gender-envy]

Honestly I don't know what's happening here. But the first one is lit.

[zeldafloof]

I have some stuff down for my giant lizards (magna Lacerta)

There's I think seventeen.

They're split first into three groups-

Venomous, poisonous, and three jawed.

For the venomous ones, they split into two groups- big and smaller + extra agility/speed.

The big venomous lizards have alligator/crocodile teeth (outside instead of inside the lips) and they have venom in their saliva (not injected).

The agile venomous lizards are smaller/sleeker, their teeth are hidden when their mouth is closed, and their venom is injected through their fangs (which fold back when the mouth is closed).

The poisonous ones split into the small + fast group or the aquatic group.

The small and fast ones can basically be called normal lizards (that are very large), not much special about them except for the fact they're poisonous.

The aquatic ones are different since they have gills (axolotl gills) and their, well, aquaticness. They're poisonous because why not. That's just how it is for me sometimes.

The three jawed lizards split into either bottom split or top split.

The bottom split lizards have beaks and "crowns".

The top split lizards have teeth that fold back and hide when the mouth is closed and they tend to be more slender.

I'm still debating whether I give all of them six limbs. I might change some of them (like perhaps the big venomous ones get six limbs where there's four in front to carry their weight) (the aquatic ones would only need two to four limbs since they spend most or all their time in the water). (Maybe the climbing lizards get six legs too?) (Much to thimk)

[bunnymossmakes]

And now for something a little different - I've had some big exciting things happen in the past year! I'm now the art director for a video game company, and we're working on our first game now. It's a horror-esque RPG called Archives of Mek, set in a post-apocalyptic alien world inhabited by all sorts of mutated lizards. Here are four of the initial concepts I've done for our playable races (there are five races in total, I'm working on the last one now!)