Kiabugboy

YouTube video by Kiabugboy Dorycrinus gouldi #crinoid #paleoart #prehistoric #3danimation

Dorycrinus
#crinoid #SciArt #paleoart
youtube.com/shorts/-_xZu...

Ah yep! Gilbert! But I didn't know they have those bottom spikes. And it was hard trying to find fossils with the arms preserved

I'm working on a video about platyceras and crinoids, so I needed to model some spiny ones as an example of possible adaptations against the snails

Clay sculpture of endoceras, a straight shelled nautiloid with a shell like a unicorn horn, and cephalopod body

Man.. I miss my clay endoceras
(It broke in the luggage when I had to return to Indonesia)

YouTube video by Kiabugboy Gennaeocrinus goldringae #crinoid #3danimation #paleoart #prehistoric

Gennaeocrinus goldringae
#Crinoid #SciArt #3Danimation
youtube.com/shorts/LkPpo...

YouTube video by Kiabugboy Corocrinus calypso #Crinoid #paleoart #3danimation

Corocrinus calypso
#crinoid #Sciart
youtube.com/shorts/3aAIp...

Goddamn it looks like you've been shrunk to bug size just standing next to it

Person next to a giant fern with leave stalks as thick as bamboos

YouTube video by Kiabugboy Macrocrinus mundulus #crinoid #paleoart #prehistoric

Macrocrinus #crinoid #SciArt #Paleoart
youtube.com/shorts/fxUPE...

YouTube video by Kiabugboy Platycrinites saffordi #paleoart #crinoid

Platycrinites #crinoid #SciArt #Paleoart
youtube.com/shorts/iG52E...

The hat snail 💀

It's Dark Sanctuary from Deltarune, I saw it in the YouTube shorts remix option, couldn't help myself : p

YouTube video by Kiabugboy Arthroacantha animated #crinoid #paleoart #prehistoric

youtube.com/shorts/OTOFQ...

#SciArt #Paleoart #Crinoid

work in progress of a crinoid 3D model, this particular one has arms that branch out and split into more arms in a fractal manner, very tedious to model.

Ugh too many arms
#WIP #crinoid #SciArt #3Dmodelling

Alt: Video thumbnail that shows a 3D render of Mosura (here colored orange with teal eyes). a new radiodont (similar to anomalocaris) with three eyes, and a "tail" consisting of up to 16 body segments with reduced flaps that seems to be more specialized for respiration. blurry dark aquarium BG

New video on the recently discovered Mosura is up on my channel!
#paleoart #mosura #3DAnimation #SciArt
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ynHJ...

I didn't know we're in Pleistocene Europe

Screenshot of a Patreon post showing the WIP of a Mosura 3D model, mosura is a radiodont like anomalocaris

Patreon screenshot showing a WIP of Macrocrinus, a Devonian Crinoid with an anal tube, the 'chimney' on top of the crown

I'll be posting more WIPs and behind the scenes of my animations there, and hopefully it'll help me keep making more videos in the future!

Get more from Kiabugboy on Patreon Paleo-animator

Heya..so seeing that Freelance work is getting unstable and I can't rely solely on Youtube Revenue, I'm giving Patreon a shot!

patreon.com/Kiabugboy

some trilobites

Artwork by Freddi Spindler
www.palaeonavix.org

Thanks for letting me know about this, even if not a lot of people care about a wrongly reconstructed snail I definitely do haha, so I appreciate the new information

Bellerophon umbilicus

I suppose some of these has a flat enough base/spire that it looks enough like the one in the video
commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Be...

So the flat part of the shell is the one facing up?

I suppose I'll have to be more careful with snails in the future, luckily they don't appear too much in that video

Top view of Maclurites

Another top view of Maclurites with the flat base

Reference drawing of Maclurites

It might just be the angle that makes the shape look vague, but I did base them on this Maclurites logani, here's a closer look on the model, it's not super detailed up close because I meant it to be seen further away

There's this Brachiopod video I'm working on and I picked them at random at first

Now I'm stuck with whatever formation they're from and that's how I ended up reading up on Peary Land

Maclurites logani, the guys on the sponge is a bit lost : (

Alt: a video showing 3 meter tall Aulacerid sponges, they look like tapered and twisted Roman collumns because of the longitudinal ridges

Their surroundings are dotted with smaller dome like stromatoporoid sponges and corals as well as 1 meter tall actinocerids, straight shelled nautiloids.

A short I made a while back on the giant Aulacerid sponges in Late Ordovician Peary Land

#SciArt #paleoart #Ordovician #aulacera #sponge #porifera

Thankyou! I've been doing a lot of shallow water stuff, I wanna cover a deep water environment at some point, really crank up the horror

Poop snails