I give flesh to monsters.

Will you leave it a name?

The plants around it are amrican wisteria, so those will be partially wrapped around it as well so it will be consumed that way as well.

So braid these plus some additional ones I can root, add some glass inclusions so this bastard will light up by flashlight.

Pack rat sketches. Small thieves!

All my rat sculptures together for World Rat Day!

Maleficent dragon train- close up

Older sculpture.  

Old art. a tiny little guy about 2″ across. SOLD

Various sketches by fenrislorsrai

done for the Rage CCG for the card “Cooking”.

Four shots of a very small sculpture of two collared peccaries cuddling. They're also known as javelinas and are native to the American Southwest. I did this as a quick break piece in two days before heading back to another project that was giving me trouble. It was inspired by a netsuke of a boar which was far too cute for words. Whole sculpture is only 4 inches long. It'll fit on a playing card. Done in ApoxieSculpt. painted in acrylic. SOLD

Oh my god, it's a roach the size of New Jersey! It's WORSE. It's a computer mouse that has been resculpted to LOOK like a giant cockroach. Yes, it still works. the cord is held in the fron mandibles. You click the carapace to use the buttons (it is a 2 button mouse). The bump in the middle is a scroll wheel. It's a full 7.5 inches of buggy terror. (a normal mouse is about 5") It frightened the neighbor, who wouldn't come within three feet of it since it looks so much like a a real live roach grown to monstrous size. Normal giant hissing cockroachs (the model for this) top out at 4". This guy is almost twice that size. Keeping the material and paint out of the innards was the tricky part, but I did test it out after I was done and it still works. It takes a little more force than usual to operate, but should be fine once new owner adjusts to the feel of it. ApoxieSculpt over standard two button mouse with scrollwheel. Standard mouse PS/2 plug. SOLD

Older sculpture I did.  Sold.  The opossum is looking at a magazine full of images of trash cans and dumpsters.

This monster is 3 feet tall and is on display at the Bethel, CT public library as part of an all opossum show!

The opossum-pede was based on a friend saying one of their favorite pieces was “Nude Descending a Staircase”.  This doesn’t look quite like that, but that was genesis for the idea.  The first photo is also the reference photo I took!