I wanted to experiment and do something that is recognizable as my art but something in a very different style!, the black and white combo turned out amazing!!.
As you see it’s explicitly Manga based but the specific Manga in particular is “Berserk”, I really want to sold that Dark Fantasy feel in a more Primal Setting!!.
Hello everyone I finally finished the first dinosaur in my upcoming City Scape entry next!!, I’m quite excited for this one this is when DHC will began to go down hill due to their own negligence.
One thing to keep in mind is that I’m going to take a break from this series to focus on my Indie Project “Hominin Tales” Animatic right now.
But besides that I wanted to give you some world building about Mankind’s only true successful colonization in FMM-UV-32 only for the elite rich to come and settle in. One thing that this city is causing tho is the environment with the AI data center and Oiling rigs causing the planet to be polluted.
Anyway yeah expect awhile until the cityscape entry comes out I need to prioritize Hominin Tales at the moment, that’s my future this is just more so a fun project on the side. Anyway thanks for supporting my art so far.
Here’s a link to my channel if you want to check it out and support!; https://youtube.com/@razaqianimationstudio?si=Hw9d0d9wGafNP-Ll
Hello everyone I finally finished the first dinosaur in my upcoming City Scape entry next!!, I’m quite excited for this one this is when DHC will began to go down hill due to their own negligence.
One thing to keep in mind is that I’m going to take a break from this series to focus on my Indie Project “Hominin Tales” Animatic right now.
But besides that I wanted to give you some world building about Mankind’s only true successful colonization in FMM-UV-32 only for the elite rich to come and settle in. One thing that this city is causing tho is the environment with the AI data center and Oiling rigs causing the planet to be polluted.
Anyway yeah expect awhile until the cityscape entry comes out I need to prioritize Hominin Tales at the moment, that’s my future this is just more so a fun project on the side. Anyway thanks for supporting my art so far.
Here’s a link to my channel if you want to check it out and support!; https://youtube.com/@razaqianimationstudio?si=Hw9d0d9wGafNP-Ll
Making an animated series by yourself is rewarding, but it can definitely be overwhelming at times. Every storyboard, edit, sound effect, and revision is done by one person at the moment. Still, seeing Hominin Tales slowly come together makes it all worth it. Back to the animatic grind.
The storyboards took very long so hopefully the animatic doesn’t take as long; here’s my YT channel if you want to check it out or support; https://youtube.com/@razaqianimationstudio?si=Na4W3L1i88JlRUjo
Over the past few months, my Carnivores reboot series has gone very popular. What began as one post planned to be a one off became its own little art series I’m working on while doing Hominin Tales.
It’s been incredible seeing how much my art, creature design, and worldbuilding have changed over time. And also how popular this series is still is.
As Noon settles over the savanna, a tribe of Tokoloshe relaxes after a long day of foraging. Unbeknownst to them, a hungry Big Cat, Skehmet has been stalking them through the tall grass, waiting for the perfect moment to strike.
The elder is unaware to process what’s going on while the rest of the tribe tries to warn him even though his fate is sealed in the jaws of the feline.
The Tokoloshe originates from South African folklore, its akin to the goblins from Europe it’s interesting to explore other cultures out there, also Skehmet was a mix of multiple species such as; Caracal, Leopard, and a bit of Saber tooth.
The idea of fantasy creatures being preyed upon a normal looking animal comparable to real life it’s pretty interesting, I love how it turned out and it’s really great to add in my art portfolio one day!! 🤞
Following the successful establishment of human settlements in Nibelungen Paradise, DHC pushed farther north than any previous expedition. Led by the Andrey Tykhonchuk survey teams crossed vast frozen seas and mountain ranges before discovering a previously unknown biome later designated as the Polar Sector.
The region is among the coldest environments ever recorded on FMM-UV-32. Temperatures regularly plunge below -80°C, while colossal ice sheets tower hundreds of feet into the sky, resembling frozen skyscrapers. Entire valleys have been swallowed by glaciers, and storms can last, also the only region to evolve grass.
Unlike the tropical regions of the planet, dinosaurs are largely absent from the Polar Sector. Most reptilian xenofauna cannot tolerate the extreme cold. The only notable exceptions are several species of avian descendants that have evolved insulating plumage and specialized respiratory systems. In their absence, mammals became the dominant megafauna, growing to enormous sizes.
DHC xenobiologists theorize that reduced competition allowed species such as mammoths, cave bears, and dire wolves to evolve into giants unmatched anywhere else on the planet.
Polar mammals possess a body plan distinct from the dinosaurian fauna of FMM-UV-32. They lack spiracles and instead possess multiple nostrils and dense sensory hairs similar to arachnid setae. The “fur” is highly dangerous if touched, it can cause dermatitis, also mammals will use these hairs as self defense when startled similar to a caterpillar. Another feature is having compound eyes while the dinosaurs have typically camera-type organs.
The Verdant Accord, an extremist environmental movement, infiltrated a DHC immigration vessel and massacred several colonists before establishing hidden camps around the southern regions of the sector, including Raveren Bridge. Claiming to fight for animal rights, the group sabotages hunting equipment, disables cameras and traps, frees captured wildlife, and attacks licensed hunters. DHC officially classifies them as environmental terrorists.
Opposing them is the Black Quota Syndicate, an organized network of illegal poachers operating beyond DHC authority. The syndicate raids remote outposts, traffics alien organisms off-world, and frequently kills rare animals before licensed hunters can reach them.
Yet neither faction is responsible for the Polar Sector’s darkest mystery.
An NASA-sponsored expedition vanished during what became known as the “Inferus Path Incident”. The only recovered evidence was damaged camera footage showing a large humanoid creature stalking the camp. Before communications ceased, onboard microphones recorded the being speaking an unknown language. Modern AI reconstruction translated the phrase as:
“Tha vekh draaz-mincer. Kruun vek’thar.”
“You smell like a mincer. Get out.”
The creature was later nicknamed The Yeti.
Investigators made an even stranger discovery. The destroyed camp had been established beside a massive object buried beneath the ice—a structure resembling a crashed extraterrestrial spacecraft. It’s currently allowed to be hunted even if it rivals near human intellect.
One thing that concerns DHC is that these ancients like the Yeti, aren’t the only ones out there and while its population is small. There’s always something lurking in the dark forests.
Following the successful establishment of human settlements in Nibelungen Paradise, DHC pushed farther north than any previous expedition. Led by the Andrey Tykhonchuk survey teams crossed vast frozen seas and mountain ranges before discovering a previously unknown biome later designated as the Polar Sector.
The region is among the coldest environments ever recorded on FMM-UV-32. Temperatures regularly plunge below -80°C, while colossal ice sheets tower hundreds of feet into the sky, resembling frozen skyscrapers. Entire valleys have been swallowed by glaciers, and storms can last, also the only region to evolve grass.
Unlike the tropical regions of the planet, dinosaurs are largely absent from the Polar Sector. Most reptilian xenofauna cannot tolerate the extreme cold. The only notable exceptions are several species of avian descendants that have evolved insulating plumage and specialized respiratory systems. In their absence, mammals became the dominant megafauna, growing to enormous sizes. DHC xenobiologists theorize that reduced competition allowed species such as mammoths, cave bears, and dire wolves to evolve into giants unmatched anywhere else on the planet.
Polar mammals possess a body plan distinct from the dinosaurian fauna of FMM-UV-32. They lack spiracles and instead possess multiple nostrils and dense sensory hairs similar to arachnid setae. The “fur” is highly dangerous if touched, it can cause dermatitis, also mammals will use these hairs as self defense when startled similar to a caterpillar. Another feature is having compound eyes while the dinosaurs have typically camera-type organs.
The Verdant Accord, an extremist environmental movement, infiltrated a DHC immigration vessel and massacred several colonists before establishing hidden camps around the southern regions of the sector, including Raveren Bridge. Claiming to fight for animal rights, the group sabotages hunting equipment, disables cameras and traps, frees captured wildlife, and attacks licensed hunters. DHC officially classifies them as environmental terrorists.
Opposing them is the Black Quota Syndicate, an organized network of illegal poachers operating beyond DHC authority. The syndicate raids remote outposts, traffics alien organisms off-world, and frequently kills rare animals before licensed hunters can reach them.
Yet neither faction is responsible for the Polar Sector’s darkest mystery.
An NASA-sponsored expedition vanished during what became known as the “Inferus Path Incident”. The only recovered evidence was damaged camera footage showing a large humanoid creature stalking the camp. Before communications ceased, onboard microphones recorded the being speaking an unknown language. Modern AI reconstruction translated the phrase as:
“Tha vekh draaz-mincer. Kruun vek’thar.”
“You smell like a mincer. Get out.”
The creature was later nicknamed The Yeti.
Investigators made an even stranger discovery. The destroyed camp had been established beside a massive object buried beneath the ice—a structure resembling a crashed extraterrestrial spacecraft. It’s currently allowed to be hunted even if it rivals near human intellect.
One thing that concerns DHC is that these ancients like the Yeti, aren’t the only ones out there and while its population is small. There’s always something lurking in the dark forests.
Following the successful establishment of human settlements in Nibelungen Paradise, DHC pushed farther north than any previous expedition. Led by the Andrey Tykhonchuk survey teams crossed vast frozen seas and mountain ranges before discovering a previously unknown biome later designated as the Polar Sector.
The region is among the coldest environments ever recorded on FMM-UV-32. Temperatures regularly plunge below -80°C, while colossal ice sheets tower hundreds of feet into the sky, resembling frozen skyscrapers. Entire valleys have been swallowed by glaciers, and storms can last, also the only region to evolve grass.
Unlike the tropical regions of the planet, dinosaurs are largely absent from the Polar Sector. Most reptilian xenofauna cannot tolerate the extreme cold. The only notable exceptions are several species of avian descendants that have evolved insulating plumage and specialized respiratory systems. In their absence, mammals became the dominant megafauna, growing to enormous sizes. DHC xenobiologists theorize that reduced competition allowed species such as mammoths, cave bears, and dire wolves to evolve into giants unmatched anywhere else on the planet.
Polar mammals possess a body plan distinct from the dinosaurian fauna of FMM-UV-32. They lack spiracles and instead possess multiple nostrils and dense sensory hairs similar to arachnid setae. The “fur” is highly dangerous if touched, it can cause dermatitis, also mammals will use these hairs as self defense when startled similar to a caterpillar. Another feature is having compound eyes while the dinosaurs have typically camera-type organs.
The Verdant Accord, an extremist environmental movement, infiltrated a DHC immigration vessel and massacred several colonists before establishing hidden camps around the southern regions of the sector, including Raveren Bridge. Claiming to fight for animal rights, the group sabotages hunting equipment, disables cameras and traps, frees captured wildlife, and attacks licensed hunters. DHC officially classifies them as environmental terrorists.
Opposing them is the Black Quota Syndicate, an organized network of illegal poachers operating beyond DHC authority. The syndicate raids remote outposts, traffics alien organisms off-world, and frequently kills rare animals before licensed hunters can reach them.
Yet neither faction is responsible for the Polar Sector’s darkest mystery.
An NASA-sponsored expedition vanished during what became known as the “Inferus Path Incident”. The only recovered evidence was damaged camera footage showing a large humanoid creature stalking the camp. Before communications ceased, onboard microphones recorded the being speaking an unknown language. Modern AI reconstruction translated the phrase as:
“Tha vekh draaz-mincer. Kruun vek’thar.”
“You smell like a mincer. Get out.”
The creature was later nicknamed The Yeti.
Investigators made an even stranger discovery. The destroyed camp had been established beside a massive object buried beneath the ice—a structure resembling a crashed extraterrestrial spacecraft. It’s currently allowed to be hunted even if it rivals near human intellect.
One thing that concerns DHC is that these ancients like the Yeti, aren’t the only ones out there and while its population is small. There’s always something lurking in the dark forests.
Following the successful establishment of human settlements in Nibelungen Paradise, DHC pushed farther north than any previous expedition. Led by the Andrey Tykhonchuk survey teams crossed vast frozen seas and mountain ranges before discovering a previously unknown biome later designated as the Polar Sector.
The region is among the coldest environments ever recorded on FMM-UV-32. Temperatures regularly plunge below -80°C, while colossal ice sheets tower hundreds of feet into the sky, resembling frozen skyscrapers. Entire valleys have been swallowed by glaciers, and storms can last, also the only region to evolve grass.
Unlike the tropical regions of the planet, dinosaurs are largely absent from the Polar Sector. Most reptilian xenofauna cannot tolerate the extreme cold. The only notable exceptions are several species of avian descendants that have evolved insulating plumage and specialized respiratory systems. In their absence, mammals became the dominant megafauna, growing to enormous sizes. DHC xenobiologists theorize that reduced competition allowed species such as mammoths, cave bears, and dire wolves to evolve into giants unmatched anywhere else on the planet.
Polar mammals possess a body plan distinct from the dinosaurian fauna of FMM-UV-32. They lack spiracles and instead possess multiple nostrils and dense sensory hairs similar to arachnid setae. The “fur” is highly dangerous if touched, it can cause dermatitis, also mammals will use these hairs as self defense when startled similar to a caterpillar. Another feature is having compound eyes while the dinosaurs have typically camera-type organs.
The Verdant Accord, an extremist environmental movement, infiltrated a DHC immigration vessel and massacred several colonists before establishing hidden camps around the southern regions of the sector, including Raveren Bridge. Claiming to fight for animal rights, the group sabotages hunting equipment, disables cameras and traps, frees captured wildlife, and attacks licensed hunters. DHC officially classifies them as environmental terrorists.
Opposing them is the Black Quota Syndicate, an organized network of illegal poachers operating beyond DHC authority. The syndicate raids remote outposts, traffics alien organisms off-world, and frequently kills rare animals before licensed hunters can reach them.
Yet neither faction is responsible for the Polar Sector’s darkest mystery.
An NASA-sponsored expedition vanished during what became known as the “Inferus Path Incident”. The only recovered evidence was damaged camera footage showing a large humanoid creature stalking the camp. Before communications ceased, onboard microphones recorded the being speaking an unknown language. Modern AI reconstruction translated the phrase as:
“Tha vekh draaz-mincer. Kruun vek’thar.”
“You smell like a mincer. Get out.”
The creature was later nicknamed The Yeti.
Investigators made an even stranger discovery. The destroyed camp had been established beside a massive object buried beneath the ice—a structure resembling a crashed extraterrestrial spacecraft. It’s currently allowed to be hunted even if it rivals near human intellect.
One thing that concerns DHC is that these ancients like the Yeti, aren’t the only ones out there and while its population is small. There’s always something lurking in the dark forests.
Following the successful establishment of human settlements in Nibelungen Paradise, DHC pushed farther north than any previous expedition. Led by the Andrey Tykhonchuk survey teams crossed vast frozen seas and mountain ranges before discovering a previously unknown biome later designated as the Polar Sector.
The region is among the coldest environments ever recorded on FMM-UV-32. Temperatures regularly plunge below -80°C, while colossal ice sheets tower hundreds of feet into the sky, resembling frozen skyscrapers. Entire valleys have been swallowed by glaciers, and storms can last, also the only region to evolve grass.
Unlike the tropical regions of the planet, dinosaurs are largely absent from the Polar Sector. Most reptilian xenofauna cannot tolerate the extreme cold. The only notable exceptions are several species of avian descendants that have evolved insulating plumage and specialized respiratory systems. In their absence, mammals became the dominant megafauna, growing to enormous sizes. DHC xenobiologists theorize that reduced competition allowed species such as mammoths, cave bears, and dire wolves to evolve into giants unmatched anywhere else on the planet.
Polar mammals possess a body plan distinct from the dinosaurian fauna of FMM-UV-32. They lack spiracles and instead possess multiple nostrils and dense sensory hairs similar to arachnid setae. The “fur” is highly dangerous if touched, it can cause dermatitis, also mammals will use these hairs as self defense when startled similar to a caterpillar. Another feature is having compound eyes while the dinosaurs have typically camera-type organs.
The Verdant Accord, an extremist environmental movement, infiltrated a DHC immigration vessel and massacred several colonists before establishing hidden camps around the southern regions of the sector, including Raveren Bridge. Claiming to fight for animal rights, the group sabotages hunting equipment, disables cameras and traps, frees captured wildlife, and attacks licensed hunters. DHC officially classifies them as environmental terrorists.
Opposing them is the Black Quota Syndicate, an organized network of illegal poachers operating beyond DHC authority. The syndicate raids remote outposts, traffics alien organisms off-world, and frequently kills rare animals before licensed hunters can reach them.
Yet neither faction is responsible for the Polar Sector’s darkest mystery.
An NASA-sponsored expedition vanished during what became known as the “Inferus Path Incident”. The only recovered evidence was damaged camera footage showing a large humanoid creature stalking the camp. Before communications ceased, onboard microphones recorded the being speaking an unknown language. Modern AI reconstruction translated the phrase as:
“Tha vekh draaz-mincer. Kruun vek’thar.”
“You smell like a mincer. Get out.”
The creature was later nicknamed The Yeti.
Investigators made an even stranger discovery. The destroyed camp had been established beside a massive object buried beneath the ice—a structure resembling a crashed extraterrestrial spacecraft. It’s currently allowed to be hunted even if it rivals near human intellect.
One thing that concerns DHC is that these ancients like the Yeti, aren’t the only ones out there and while its population is small. There’s always something lurking in the dark forests.
Far out there in the chilling polar sector lies beasts distinct from the reptilians in the south, these segmented “Mammals” do not have real fur instead urticating hairs like tarantulas, DO NOT touch a body of a mammal on this planet or it will leave you with rashes, dermatitis or even death.
Hello everyone I completed the initial sketches for the whole huntable ice age roster, also don’t expect this to be finished for A while!!.
Because i’m developing my animatic for my indie show “Hominin tales”, remember my main priority is that but I love doing these Carnivores posts!!. Anyway if you want to support that project here’s my channel 😃 https://youtube.com/@razaqianimationstudio?si=3J9ssp2z9A6B4ZvS
These are final designs we will use for the complete animated pilot.
Dorko is the main protagonist of the story. As one of the last members of his dwindling people, he carries an enormous burden on his shoulders. His tribe is gone, leaving only his small family behind. He slowly a stay at home dad his fear consumes him has effects on his family. Understanding a harsh reality, if he dies on the island, his family may not survive without him. The pressure of being a provider, protector, and the last hope for his family’s future weighs heavily on him.
At his side is Ema, his loving wife. Though physically frail, Ema possesses a quiet strength and determination that helps hold the family together during difficult times.
Together they care for their child,
Sayang, the youngest member of the family and a symbol of hope in an increasingly uncertain world.
Competing with Dorko’s family for the island’s limited resources is another Homo floresiensis family.
Leading them is Ooka, a tough and experienced survivor recognizable by the scars covering his body. These scars were earned during a brutal encounter with a giant stork, a battle that nearly cost him his life. The experience left him hardened and determined to protect his own family at any cost.
Alongside him is Eeka, a nurturing and caring mother who does her best to keep her family united despite the dangers surrounding them.
Their children are the twin brothers Nog and Rog, along with their younger sister Kita. Growing up in a world of scarcity, they often find themselves competing with Dorko.
Thank you for following the development of Hominin Tales.
Every character is designed with inspiration from current scientific understanding of Homo floresiensis while still embracing a stylized animated look that supports the story. If you’d like to support the project, please like, share, and subscribe to the channel. Your support helps bring these fascinating ancient humans and their world to life.
These are final designs we will use for the complete animated pilot.
Dorko is the main protagonist of the story. As one of the last members of his dwindling people, he carries an enormous burden on his shoulders. His tribe is gone, leaving only his small family behind. He slowly a stay at home dad his fear consumes him has effects on his family. Understanding a harsh reality, if he dies on the island, his family may not survive without him. The pressure of being a provider, protector, and the last hope for his family’s future weighs heavily on him.
At his side is Ema, his loving wife. Though physically frail, Ema possesses a quiet strength and determination that helps hold the family together during difficult times.
Together they care for their child,
Sayang, the youngest member of the family and a symbol of hope in an increasingly uncertain world.
Competing with Dorko’s family for the island’s limited resources is another Homo floresiensis family.
Leading them is Ooka, a tough and experienced survivor recognizable by the scars covering his body. These scars were earned during a brutal encounter with a giant stork, a battle that nearly cost him his life. The experience left him hardened and determined to protect his own family at any cost.
Alongside him is Eeka, a nurturing and caring mother who does her best to keep her family united despite the dangers surrounding them.
Their children are the twin brothers Nog and Rog, along with their younger sister Kita. Growing up in a world of scarcity, they often find themselves competing with Dorko.
Thank you for following the development of Hominin Tales.
Every character is designed with inspiration from current scientific understanding of Homo floresiensis while still embracing a stylized animated look that supports the story. If you’d like to support the project, please like, share, and subscribe to the channel. Your support helps bring these fascinating ancient humans and their world to life.
Channel link: https://youtube.com/@razaqianimationstudio?si=6WsqOuVKldbi4Ob8
These are final designs we will use for the complete animated pilot.
Dorko is the main protagonist of the story. As one of the last members of his dwindling people, he carries an enormous burden on his shoulders. His tribe is gone, leaving only his small family behind. He slowly a stay at home dad his fear consumes him has effects on his family. Understanding a harsh reality, if he dies on the island, his family may not survive without him. The pressure of being a provider, protector, and the last hope for his family’s future weighs heavily on him.
At his side is Ema, his loving wife. Though physically frail, Ema possesses a quiet strength and determination that helps hold the family together during difficult times.
Together they care for their child,
Sayang, the youngest member of the family and a symbol of hope in an increasingly uncertain world.
Competing with Dorko’s family for the island’s limited resources is another Homo floresiensis family.
Leading them is Ooka, a tough and experienced survivor recognizable by the scars covering his body. These scars were earned during a brutal encounter with a giant stork, a battle that nearly cost him his life. The experience left him hardened and determined to protect his own family at any cost.
Alongside him is Eeka, a nurturing and caring mother who does her best to keep her family united despite the dangers surrounding them.
Their children are the twin brothers Nog and Rog, along with their younger sister Kita. Growing up in a world of scarcity, they often find themselves competing with Dorko.
Thank you for following the development of Hominin Tales.
Every character is designed with inspiration from current scientific understanding of Homo floresiensis while still embracing a stylized animated look that supports the story. If you’d like to support the project, please like, share, and subscribe to the channel. Your support helps bring these fascinating ancient humans and their world to life.
Channel link: https://youtube.com/@razaqianimationstudio?si=6WsqOuVKldbi4Ob8
These are final designs we will use for the complete animated pilot.
Dorko is the main protagonist of the story. As one of the last members of his dwindling people, he carries an enormous burden on his shoulders. His tribe is gone, leaving only his small family behind. He slowly a stay at home dad his fear consumes him has effects on his family. Understanding a harsh reality, if he dies on the island, his family may not survive without him. The pressure of being a provider, protector, and the last hope for his family’s future weighs heavily on him.
At his side is Ema, his loving wife. Though physically frail, Ema possesses a quiet strength and determination that helps hold the family together during difficult times.
Together they care for their child,
Sayang, the youngest member of the family and a symbol of hope in an increasingly uncertain world.
Competing with Dorko’s family for the island’s limited resources is another Homo floresiensis family.
Leading them is Ooka, a tough and experienced survivor recognizable by the scars covering his body. These scars were earned during a brutal encounter with a giant stork, a battle that nearly cost him his life. The experience left him hardened and determined to protect his own family at any cost.
Alongside him is Eeka, a nurturing and caring mother who does her best to keep her family united despite the dangers surrounding them.
Their children are the twin brothers Nog and Rog, along with their younger sister Kita. Growing up in a world of scarcity, they often find themselves competing with Dorko.
Thank you for following the development of Hominin Tales.
Every character is designed with inspiration from current scientific understanding of Homo floresiensis while still embracing a stylized animated look that supports the story. If you’d like to support the project, please like, share, and subscribe to the channel. Your support helps bring these fascinating ancient humans and their world to life.
Channel link: https://youtube.com/@razaqianimationstudio?si=6WsqOuVKldbi4Ob8
These are final designs we will use for the complete animated pilot.
Dorko is the main protagonist of the story. As one of the last members of his dwindling people, he carries an enormous burden on his shoulders. His tribe is gone, leaving only his small family behind. He slowly a stay at home dad his fear consumes him has effects on his family. Understanding a harsh reality, if he dies on the island, his family may not survive without him. The pressure of being a provider, protector, and the last hope for his family’s future weighs heavily on him.
At his side is Ema, his loving wife. Though physically frail, Ema possesses a quiet strength and determination that helps hold the family together during difficult times.
Together they care for their child,
Sayang, the youngest member of the family and a symbol of hope in an increasingly uncertain world.
Competing with Dorko’s family for the island’s limited resources is another Homo floresiensis family.
Leading them is Ooka, a tough and experienced survivor recognizable by the scars covering his body. These scars were earned during a brutal encounter with a giant stork, a battle that nearly cost him his life. The experience left him hardened and determined to protect his own family at any cost.
Alongside him is Eeka, a nurturing and caring mother who does her best to keep her family united despite the dangers surrounding them.
Their children are the twin brothers Nog and Rog, along with their younger sister Kita. Growing up in a world of scarcity, they often find themselves competing with Dorko.
Thank you for following the development of Hominin Tales.
Every character is designed with inspiration from current scientific understanding of Homo floresiensis while still embracing a stylized animated look that supports the story. If you’d like to support the project, please like, share, and subscribe to the channel. Your support helps bring these fascinating ancient humans and their world to life.
Channel link: https://youtube.com/@razaqianimationstudio?si=6WsqOuVKldbi4Ob8