above: a skyland unicorn, Retortunus caelumterrus (sky-land, twisted-together-horn), surveys the world beyond its cliffside home. It dwells on the edge of monolithic monument that dwarfs even the largest land animals ever to live on the world of birds and forms one of the most spectacular
Weighing 11,000 pounds and standing just over 12 feet tall, the atrocious crossjaw is Serinaustra's largest land carnivore, and the biggest terrestrial scrounger ever to live. An apex predator, this huge, fierce descendant of the belligerent brawler has evolved to hunt the larger giraffowl and most
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This whale squid feeds on a large amount of plankton and Thanks to that, it is the largest creature on the planet. Its size is 60m! It is almost the same as Ultraman. A tremendous amount to maintain this body I need plankton. Therefore, they have evolved into a body that is easy to take...
In this artificially busy scene near the Serinarctan coast of the ice box seaway, the many isolated and inter-connected dramas of the day-to-day life of a wide variety of creatures which all share the shallow seas of the ocean age is depicted.
This biome is a collaboration between the author Dylan Bajda and Troll Man.
This guest entry was written and illustrated by Troll Man. ~~~ Under the seas of Serina, 280 million years post-establishment, snarks now dominate in size and numbers, but their presence beyond this realm is more subdued when tribbets and avians continue to rule. From the shores and estuaries,
Perhaps the most remarkable Neotropical dinosaurs are the pachamacs, gigantic ornithopod dinosaurs that look like mirror-images of the true, saurischian sauropods that were once abundant throughout South America. The origin of the pachamacs is obscure, but genetic studies suggest their closest...
Skull island bestiary
Speculative dinosaur project
UNDER CONSTRUCTION This is a page dedicated to showing off the older and unused concept art that never made it into the final Speculative Dinosaur Project. While some of the art has been recovered and placed back on to this website, some of it was placed in the wrong pages by accident. The goal...