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🪸Artechocene Explorer🐬🪸 - Alejandro M. Fluxá🦖 @artechoexplorer.bsky.social · 04/04/2026

Adventurers beware when wandering near bodies of water, as they might encounter an apparently innocent, ethereal looking horse. It might look friendly and approachable, but will drag and consume under the water anyone as soon as it gets the chance: the Kelpie (Abyssohippus falaciter). #dungeonmeshi

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🪸Artechocene Explorer🐬🪸 - Alejandro M. Fluxá🦖 @artechoexplorer.bsky.social · 31/03/2026

A little piece I did last year, baby ammonites from Prehistoric Planet season 2, I absolutely LOVED this episode, and these cuties were definitely my favourite part :> #paleoart#prehistoricplanet

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🪸Artechocene Explorer🐬🪸 - Alejandro M. Fluxá🦖 @artechoexplorer.bsky.social · 29/03/2026

Seabirds of the Artechocene Oceans: The Anthropogenic Extinction Event was devastating for ocean ecosystems and the seabirds that relied on it, with only a few groups surviving the event. 39my later, life has recovered and now new seabird groups dominate the seas: (info below👇)

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🪸Artechocene Explorer🐬🪸 - Alejandro M. Fluxá🦖 @artechoexplorer.bsky.social · 02/03/2025

When travelling in open water by boat, adventurers beware of a creature capable of killing sailors from a distance, luring them into the water to eat them using their unique, possibly vocalisations: the Mermaid (Sirena uroscelis). Another Dungeon Meshi piece, hope you like it! :>

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🪸Artechocene Explorer🐬🪸 - Alejandro M. Fluxá🦖 @artechoexplorer.bsky.social · 17/02/2025

A species adventurers dread to encounter in the dungeon, not necessarily because of the direct danger they pose, but because of the possibilities their presence indicates, either the larger predators they follow or the disease their feces can spread: the Harpy (Foeminornis gynotops). #dungeonmeshi

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🪸Artechocene Explorer🐬🪸 - Alejandro M. Fluxá🦖 @artechoexplorer.bsky.social · 11/02/2025

Slithering through the lush reefs and seagrass meadows of the Indian Ocean lurks a slow, calculating predator, one of the biggest and most dangerous one can find in these waters. The largest non-tiamat snake of the Artechocene, the Tyrant Shesha (Nagaraja imperator).

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🪸Artechocene Explorer🐬🪸 - Alejandro M. Fluxá🦖 @artechoexplorer.bsky.social · 23/01/2025

Had a lot of fun with the Dryads, so I'm making another dungeon Meshi piece :>

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🪸Artechocene Explorer🐬🪸 - Alejandro M. Fluxá🦖 @artechoexplorer.bsky.social · 22/01/2025

Growing in the lower levels on surfaces with enough light and water available, the Dryad plant (Anthaie anthropoides) may first seem like unassuming vines. However, the wonder, and danger, of this plant comes during its flowering stage, with complex mobile flowers ready to attack would-be threats.

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🪸Artechocene Explorer🐬🪸 - Alejandro M. Fluxá🦖 @artechoexplorer.bsky.social · 18/01/2025

Sketching some Artechocene herbivore ideas: a frilled deer which grow multiple antlers around it; a venomous small antelope that whose toxins derive from its diet; an ungulate that uses neural spines with keratin tubercles to fight conspecifics and predators and a brotopakinus, an aquatic hyrax.

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🪸Artechocene Explorer🐬🪸 - Alejandro M. Fluxá🦖 @artechoexplorer.bsky.social · 23/10/2024

4-Sexuality: Mama always taught me to eat a varied diet and not reject any food 💗💜💙

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🪸Artechocene Explorer🐬🪸 - Alejandro M. Fluxá🦖 @artechoexplorer.bsky.social · 22/10/2024

Let's try this and see if we can answer every one :> Might use this for a "meet the artist" type of drawing

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🪸Artechocene Explorer🐬🪸 - Alejandro M. Fluxá🦖 @artechoexplorer.bsky.social · 22/10/2024

Post your most popular art from twitter Not my best post of this "Cryptid deep sea footage" miniseries I made but it's the first and definitely the most popular, an encounter with an Steller's Sea Ape

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🪸Artechocene Explorer🐬🪸 - Alejandro M. Fluxá🦖 @artechoexplorer.bsky.social · 21/10/2024

The rest of the week, two artechocene creatures, two titans, one from the equatorial oceans and another one from the African plains. And for the final day of the second week, a night stalker from After Man :>

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🪸Artechocene Explorer🐬🪸 - Alejandro M. Fluxá🦖 @artechoexplorer.bsky.social · 21/10/2024

More drawings from this year's Spectember, the second week! Here are four Artechocene creatures: a giant carnivorous cricket from Antarctica; an orchid from the Muraanad forests of the Somalian subcontinent; a seagoing filter feeding duck ; and an arctic semi-aquatic rodent.

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🪸Artechocene Explorer🐬🪸 - Alejandro M. Fluxá🦖 @artechoexplorer.bsky.social · 18/10/2024

I'm gonna start by posting the drawings I've been doing for Spectember, here's the first week, 6 Artechocene creatures followed by a fanart of The New Dinosaurs :>

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🪸Artechocene Explorer🐬🪸 - Alejandro M. Fluxá🦖 @artechoexplorer.bsky.social · 20/10/2023

"Eye of The Ningen" In the waters near the Southern Ocean, a Chilean research ship deploys a deep-sea rover near Point Nemo, almost 3000 kilometres away from the nearest coastline. After a slow and uneventful descent, at 2,213m, something enters the field of view of the camera. (+)

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🪸Artechocene Explorer🐬🪸 - Alejandro M. Fluxá🦖 @artechoexplorer.bsky.social · 20/10/2023

Hi! I'm Alejandro, I like giving life to extinct critters or ones that haven't existed (yet), here's some of my bluest drawings hope you like them!! :>

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