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enjoy some snoozing rubidgea
Low effort doodles because I do not have access to any of my sketch pads or scanner right now
The evolution of mammals from therapsids in the late Permian and early Triassic: a dicynodont (Lystrosaurus), a gorgonopsid (Rubidgea), and a cynodont (Chiniquodon).
This year, instead of making cards for 50 or more former coworkers, I made just 10 for some friends in the city I just moved from and handed them out when I visited this past weekend. I was able to put more time into each drawing this way, but my handwriting is still pretty rough. The prehistoric animals depicted this time were Gorgonops, Hyaenodon, Thaumatodracon, Rubidgea, Traversodon, Muttaburrasaurus, Eremiasaurus, Soumyasaurus, Shenzhoupterus, and Coelophysis. Pen, pencil, and white chalk pencil on red construction paper, glued to bristol paper 2022
Dinogorgon rubidgei skull
A few days ago I finished the sculpt of my Dinogorgon skull but now I need to figure out a fitting scene to make a nice render of it.
BIG. STRONG. WOMAN.
Rubidgea was one of the largest gorgonopsids to ever exist, making its home in South Africa during the Permian. Its strange skull and large teeth make it stand out from other creatures