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Just because I think it sounds cool. But I don't know what primordial means, tho... A quick one this time, to show I'm still alive, which some of you may have noticed to a great extent, while others may not. It is because I'm currently trying to get rid of a stunning 2701 watchmessages, and them keepz coming in all the time, so yeah. Those are also my final weeks of school, and I am not passing the year. On the one hand that brings advantages, such as not having to do my final exams next year (I'm damn nervous now already...), but on the other hand, I'm gonna miss my friends. Good thing I'm not the only one of my class that isn't passing. I have absolutely no idea how the class from the year after me is, but it seems I'm gonna have to do my best to make new friends...

Anyhow, here is something quick. Having used this [link] Orthacanthus, as you'll probably remember, adding an environment and a Diplocaulus (the amphibian on the foreground), this was a quicky, simply because I currently lack time to make presents, for which I do really want to do my best, so those who I promised will have to wait a little. I guess we are all familiar by now with those creatures? For the ones who aren't:

Orthacanthus:
Xenacanthida, Orthacanthidae. A big (up to 3 meters in lenght) freshwatershark with a nasty bite.

Diplocaulus:
Lepospondyli, Keraterpetonidae. A weird and flat amphibian that likely spent a lot of its time on the riverbed. The creature grew up to 1 meter in length and had a weird boomerang-like skull, that likely made it easier to 'fly' across the bottom, and may have been used for defense or courtship.

The scene itself plays in Early-Permian Texas (or New-Mexico or Oklahoma, something in that area).

Be sure to check out this LIVE-SIZED origami version of Diplocaulus by : [link]

And for now, cheers!

You'll probably hear or see from me on your drawings.

As always comments and crisism are welcome, and don't be afraid to hit that fave-button! Take care guys!

Description
Just because I think it sounds cool. But I don't know what primordial means, tho... A quick one this time, to show I'm still alive, which some of you may have noticed to a great extent, while others may not. It is because I'm currently trying to get rid of a stunning 2701 watchmessages, and them keepz coming in all the time, so yeah. Those are also my final weeks of school, and I am not passing the year. On the one hand that brings advantages, such as not having to do my final exams next year (I'm damn nervous now already...), but on the other hand, I'm gonna miss my friends. Good thing I'm not the only one of my class that isn't passing. I have absolutely no idea how the class from the year after me is, but it seems I'm gonna have to do my best to make new friends...

Anyhow, here is something quick. Having used this [link] Orthacanthus, as you'll probably remember, adding an environment and a Diplocaulus (the amphibian on the foreground), this was a quicky, simply because I currently lack time to make presents, for which I do really want to do my best, so those who I promised will have to wait a little. I guess we are all familiar by now with those creatures? For the ones who aren't:

Orthacanthus:
Xenacanthida, Orthacanthidae. A big (up to 3 meters in lenght) freshwatershark with a nasty bite.

Diplocaulus:
Lepospondyli, Keraterpetonidae. A weird and flat amphibian that likely spent a lot of its time on the riverbed. The creature grew up to 1 meter in length and had a weird boomerang-like skull, that likely made it easier to 'fly' across the bottom, and may have been used for defense or courtship.

The scene itself plays in Early-Permian Texas (or New-Mexico or Oklahoma, something in that area).

Be sure to check out this LIVE-SIZED origami version of Diplocaulus by : [link]

And for now, cheers!

You'll probably hear or see from me on your drawings.

As always comments and crisism are welcome, and don't be afraid to hit that fave-button! Take care guys!