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Buckeye Mogwolf

Available in my site shop this Friday October 17th at 12pm EDT.

The design is based off the colors of the Buckeye Butterfly

Mogwolves (previously known as Morgul Wolves) are an old original species. These mighty mountain wolves can easily shift from running on two legs to four legs which makes them formidable hunters. They live in tight knit communities that practice body painting, dancing, and social grooming.

Emperor Mogwolf Room Guardian

Available in my site shop today Friday October 17th at 12pm EDT.

Atlas Mogwolf

Available in my site shop with payment plan options.

The design is based off the colors of the atlas moth. Mogwolves (previously known as Morgul Wolves) are an old original species. These mighty mountain wolves can easily shift from running on two legs to four legs which makes them formidable hunters. They live in tight knit communities that practice body painting, dancing, and social grooming.

The Hound and Hart Tattoo Design

Biblical Peacock Tatttoo Design Commission

Come see the Lichen Diki Spirit Room Guardian in person at Beinart Gallery upcoming group show Cabinet of Curiosities. Opening reception Jan 31st 5-8pm. On view Feb 1st-22nd.

Lichen Diki Spirit Room Guardian

See it in person at the Beinart Gallery upcoming group show Cabinet of Curiosities.

Opening reception Jan 31st 5-8pm. On view Feb 1st-22nd.

Lichen Diki Spirit Room Guardian

I am so proud of this room guardian. I enjoy experimenting with materials I have on hand to get the textures I want and this one features woven cotton from old pants that I brushed out to look like stringy moss. It was so much fun layering all the different materials in its fur. It’s crazy because the dozens of layers actually give it a lot more weight. I find it very satisfying to hold because of that. It’s really a shame more people can’t handle the room guardians in person because you can never appreciate the intricate textures from photos.

There’s still time to see the Lichen Diki Spirit Room Guardian in person at Beinart Gallery’s show Cabinet of Curiosities. On view until Feb 22nd.

Commission for Inkcache on insta The client gave me a sketch of their idea, and I fell in love with the antler concept. I thought it was the perfect project to test out my new 3d printer. I normally sculpt antlers out of thermal plastic because it is very durable, but it gets really tedious trying to keep everything symmetrical. The antler print wasn’t perfect, but after patching it, I think it came out gorgeous! Thank you for such a fun room guardian!

No animals were harmed in the making of this video