A Troll of Your Own

Would you look at that?  Seriously, take a good, hard look at the texture work on this troll from Tom Kuebler.  I'm convinced the man is a real life wizard that summons these creatures using arcane spells.

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Fantasy Specimen Vials

Burned Raven Tales returns to our pages with this wonderful collection of fantastic curiosities including fairy ring mushrooms, a snippet of a unicorn's mane, dragon's gold, ghost grubs, werewolf fur, and more.  The presentation is absolutely beautiful.

Primitive Cthulhu Idol

This nicely done primitive Cthulhu idol comes to us from Jaseriand.

Fae in the Wild

Pirkleations brings us the results of a recent fae hunting expedition.  Given their natural camoflauge is it any wonder pixies are so difficult to find in the wild?

The Dolls

Every doll is special, but it's obvious these are particularly well loved.  This gruesome little duo comes to us from the Monster Sandbox. When I saw them the first thing that popped into my head was the song from Robert Munsch's infamous "Love You Forever" children's book.

“I’ll love you forever,

I’ll like you for always,

as long as I’m living

my baby you’ll be.”

One of Us

Jason McKittrick, one of the most prolific Mythos artists around, was recently diagnosed with Bell's Palsy.  I hope you'll join me in wishing him a complete and rapid recovery.  His work has been featured here for years, and I hope that continues for many years to come.

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Friday I was diagnosed with Bell's Palsy. Basically what this means is that due to inflammation of the facial nerves, the left side of my face is paralyzed. This is a full smile. Eating and drinking are a challenge now plus my speech has been affected quite a bit. The biggest difficulty is my eyesight though. Because of not being able to blink correctly my eyes dry out quickly so I constantly have to use eye drops. Not a very good situation for an artist. Because Bell's Palsy isn't fully understood recovery times differ with each person and full recovery isn't guaranteed. Some folks recover in two weeks while others can take up to a year. I'm optimistic. I wasn't going to post about this because honestly it's embarrassing but I realized sharing my situation could be therapeutic. Not gonna lie, this has been very stressful for me but I'm staying positive. . . . . #bellspalsy

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The Three Lobed Burning Eye

This toothy abomination comes to us from the gifted Karen Main.