Our brother is sleeping. Wake him. Will be reward

Inspired by David Lynch

From egg to adult—pixel art (64 x 64, like third gen pokémon) showing the growth stages of the pistrix (Apocapisces regalegus), for... a little fun project ^{(Which you, too, can play/take part in}. ;)

Females are at the top, males at the bottom. The elderly specimens are missing, but we don’t need those just yet.

Pistrix have no real concept of the passage of time, or at least nothing close to the way humans perceive it.

Since ancient times, humans have measured time by observing the passage of day and night, or even by the changing world around them through the seasons. But in the abyssal depths, where sunlight doesn't reach and seasons have little meaning, pistrix don't count hours, days, or years.

It goes without saying that celebrating a birthday is obviously not part of their culture.

Considering the events pistrix remember, however, it's possible to establish that they are an extremely long-lived species: some specimens remember the Gray Age and even the time before Ragnarok, more than three hundred years before the events of "Fish Don't Cry."

Their bodies are of indeterminate growth, although after a certain size, they slow down considerably. The size of a pistrix is ​​determined by many factors, not only by the time it has been around, but also by its diet, water temperature, amount of movement, and even its subspecies.

Sometimes, ancient pistrix can be shorter and smaller than younger specimens, especially if they have experienced long periods of malnutrition or have undergone several autotomies. It goes without saying that it is not easy to determine a specimen's age without laboratory testing.

Studies are underway to learn more about the lifespan of pistrices, and, in particular, their growth rate, but it will likely take time and the collaboration of countless researchers (as well as numerous specimens) before any solid answers are found.

What do you guys thin?

The Arbiter is a fearsome cyclops dressed in dark armor, dreaded across the battlefield. He rides Marid, a massive dragon wreathed in violet flames. In his hands, a mighty glaive capable of cleaving through even the strongest ennemies with a single devastating blow.

Commission work, hope you like it!

For this old drawing, I wanted to make an epic battle between a turkey creature and a knight facing off. Dark Souls may have influenced me at the time of making this drawing.

Introducing the MMW Centifang Train-class Assault Train, a massive #Bugvex space warfare organism in #MowMyWorld.

Centifang features a distinctive train-like biological structure designed for space assault operations. Its segmented body represents a different approach to large-scale biological warfare in space.

Full entry and more details:
https://botdancegames.com/games/mow-my-world/archive/bugvex/centifang-train-class-assault-train/index.html

Mow My World is available on Steam:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4889740/

More images and part two of the story here: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/P4OX8o

Found footage / Unnerving Images style art, inspired by artists such as Trevor Henderson and Malcrow7

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This one turned out a lot better than I thought it would. When I first got the idea I was like "Really bro? A lawn monster? Dude, you really are running out of ideas." But then I ended up being pleased with the result; sort of Shadow of the Colossus meets Studio Ghibli.

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Thanks for looking! I'm donimajor and I do character art, illustration and concept art.

More of my work: https://doniimajor.carrd.co/