I am a human.

Think like toddler age for the Bloern. Mobile but still clumsy and stupid.

(Please ignore my jacked up unfinished wall and door. My house is old and falling apart)

Was thinking about conjoined twin reptiles lately, and it made me think about how some of my fictional species might be affected by being born/hatched with body differences. Here are some examples of how one of my sophonts, Thitherians, might appear if they hatch as conjoined twins. Obviously, they vary based on what stage of development they began to separate. I didn't include it the physical drawing, but the later separation pair (pictured in the second image) would likely have similar balance/posture issues as the "two headed" pair in the first image, and thus would likely benefit from a similar mobility aid. The middle pair of fused legs may also be weakened, depending on their specific anatomy, and so they may also benefit from a or a pair of custom braces for added support. (Note, the mobility aid pictured in the first image on the left is still being developed and has changed to have 3 wheels since I drew it here several days ago.)

Flippy flappy boys are coming along.

Let me know your suggestions for names! I've just been calling them "gastropod dragons" so far.

While reworking my college thesis project (The Bloern), and working on my other two sophont species (The Lirri and Thitherians), I decided to make this little size comparison chart. Don't ask me how tall any of them actually are, I do not know yet lmao. Just know that Thitherians tall and Bloern small.

Did this fun challenge where I designed a creature with randomized traits! This one's traits were: Land animal, mountain environment, deer-sized, specialist herbivore, produces a substance to feed young, and has external ears. I might have to do more of these challenges, as it was very fun!