Turtle monster

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Dragon Turtle and other stuff I did for Lord of the Print, (https://www.patreon.com/lordoftheprint) patreon we started with my good friend Jason de Loos Really enjoyed making this big boy, really inspired by monster hunter and snapping turtles.

Here are the 33 sketches that I did whilst participating in this year’s Creatuanary Challenge on Instagram. It was a lot of fun to get to draw things that I’d never drawn before, expose myself to new creatures and ideas, and best of all, to meet a bunch of the amazing artists whom also participated in this event. I want to thank everyone for all of the support and amazing comments I received over the last month, as well as a special thanks to the three amazing artists who organized and…

Crystals grow deep beneath the desert's surface. These turtles inhabit and lurk through the caverns searching for crystals to consume. Using their chest mandibles, they crush and break down crystals for absorption.

Monster Concept

D&D Live showcased many things today–but perhaps one of the best was the sheer amount of draconic power in Fizban’s Treasury of Dragons. Fizban’s Treasury of Dragons is all the rage today, along with The Wild Beyond the Witchlight: A Feywild Adventure. With D&D Live going on, we’ve gotten a closer look at what awaits […]

Dragon turtles were aquatic creatures that were related to dragons. They were considered among the most dangerous aquatic creatures in existence[1][3][5] and were even worshiped by some.[16][17] Dragon turtles were distantly related to dragons and had dragon blood.[18] They appeared as huge turtle-like creatures with a long tail and neck with large, taloned flippers.[3] Their heads had a golden crest down the center.[5][3] The scales of a dragon turtle were generally smooth, but overtime…